Sentence examples for tempting force from inspiring English sources
I really think the Robin has enough style and familiarity to be the tempting force that moves some lifelong iOS users towards an affair with Android.
Let gravity strain the oil - don't be tempted to force it through, or your oil will be cloudy.
You may be tempted to force the key––as in gripping it with a pair of pliers––but the metal of the key is soft and breaking or twisting the key will not solve the problem.
As Cal Thomas, the conservative columnist, wrote last week, "What concerns me is that religious organizations might be tempted, or forced, to dilute their life-transforming message to get government subsidies, thus negating the primary reason for their success.
It can be tempting to try to force any pus or debris out of the stye, but resist!
That makes forced internment tempting.
One problem all the professors have learned to watch for: it's tempting to draw physical forces and chemicals as little humans.
Because criminal agreements have no legal force, it's tempting to think of pirate articles as quaint — if not misguided, considering how often they showed up in court as evidence against their signatories.
WHEN disaster strikes, it is always tempting to believe that sinister forces are behind it, rather than the chaotic vicissitudes of chance.
If Podemos and Syriza stumble, failing to meet electoral ambitions or promises, they are tempted to blame forces external to them: the European Union, globalised capitalism or obscure lobbies.
