Sentence examples for tempting that from inspiring English sources

Don't start using your powers to exact revenge, however tempting that might be.

But in the years since then I have traveled about quite a lot, tempting that "nowhere" again and again.

The Celtics are again tempting that fine line a team loaded with experience and one that can hold a joint retirement party after the playoffs.

Your professional life, brightly lit this week, calls for a touch of glamour and bravura, but not chicanery, however tempting that seems.

It's true that skimming is tempting, that being overwhelmed with information is in some quarters worn perversely as a badge of pride; and that the request to express the "take-away" (or, as some say, the "tl dr") of a lengthy piece of writing bespeaks a philistine data-age instrumentalism, according to which the only possible function of writing is to transmit bite-sized facts.

A discipline built on collaboration cannot be inward looking, however tempting that might be.

Was he ever tempted that way? "To be gay?

Several qualitative approaches were thereafter tempted, that aimed at modeling membership through ordinal scales or lattice fuzzy sets.

(Note that, to his credit, Herder does not draw the more extreme — and misguided — conclusion to which some recent philosophers have been tempted that it would be impossible).

It will not be sufficient to merely argue, as some might be tempted, that the curtailment of legal rights for blacks is arbitrary and hence unfair.

And you know, if they get tempted, that's not such a big deal".