Sentence examples similar to tempting propositions from inspiring English sources
It is tempting to accept this proposition.
Mr. Finch propositions the Doctor a second time, tempting him with the ability to save the Time Lords and override human mortality.
It seems to him that Baldwin, a champion young student swordsman, could probably be tempted to accept a proposition.
Bath relented first last night having led by seven at half time, but – at the risk of tempting fate – Toulon look like an altogether different proposition.
Whenever the 33-year-old Agassi loses these days, it's tempting to write his career obituary, a risky proposition, considering many his ups and downs.
In "Some Remarks on Logical Form" (1929) he says: "One is often tempted to ask from an a priori standpoint: What, after all, can be the only forms of atomic propositions, and to answer, e.g., subject-predicate and the relational propositions with two or more terms further, perhaps, propositions relating predicates and relations with one another, and so on.
All I can say is that I haven't had a proposition that would tempt me back into the English theatre and I don't feel like exerting energy on seeking one".
