Sentence examples for tempting suggestion from inspiring English sources

A tempting suggestion, many a president will agree!

Despite the tempting suggestion for the use of miR-1 and miR-133 as biomarkers to identify subjects who are at risk of the development of HCM symptoms and/or as therapeutic targets, this will only be conceivable if the alteration of abundance of these miRNAs in asymptomatic patients can be identified through minimal-invasive procedures.

After just one episode, Rylance's portrayal is already a masterpiece of suggestion, tempting us to overlook Shakespeare's advice that there's "no art to find the mind's construction in the face".

Dunham seemed tempted by the suggestion that she be glamorized, but she was wary about losing the feel of her past work.

I was tempted by a suggestion to try the lobster quesadilla at Mojitos restaurant — which is open to anyone with a grounds pass, unlike the more exclusive restaurants inside Ashe Stadium — but decided against a sit-down lunch.

We learned more about super-producer Don "Top Gun" Simpson than was entirely desirable, and we were tempted by the suggestion that Madonna had had sex with everyone who ever lived in the greater Los Angeles area.

Though we were really tempted by the suggestion of browning the skins individually we ended up with too much flesh on the table at the last minute to contemplate it.

It is tempting to agree with the suggestion from Kobayashi and coworkers that these systems do have some role under stress conditions, such as heat shock.

Looking at the eventual shortlist it's tempting to say that the bookies' suggestions were too intriguing for their own good.

My agent sounded a note of warning, but the words "Japanese corporation" tempted me with the suggestion of vast sums.

In America, low-tax Nevada is among those trying to lure businesses away from high-tax California (where tax revenues have been extremely volatile).Competition also explains why governments are unlikely to be tempted by the recent suggestion of "Red Adair" Turner, the head of Britain's financial services regulator, to impose a levy on capital-market transactions.