Sentence examples for tempting trap from inspiring English sources

The GOP's most tempting trap would be to over-interpret Brown's victory, much as the Democrats did with their 2008 mandate, and assume they can reclaim voters' trust simply by attacking Obama and big government.

Denial is a tempting trap when you have everything to lose and are not sure what you stand to win in a new, uncertain world.

In today's action, a column of South Vietnamese armored personnel carriers pushed to a point one‐and‐a‐quarter miles north of the border and two miles east of the Bassac River before turning south in an at tempt to trap the Vietcong.

Any writer tempted to open his trap in public lets the news out.

"The forces of darkness remain around us at all time, attempting to tempt us, trick us, trap us into arms of Satan.

Admittedly, it's tempting to fall into the trap of assuming Rodriguez's works are anti-war or pro-environment statements (understandable, given the colorations for one, but also the iconographic motifs flowers growing out of a bomb, or machine versus nature), but surface-level visuals aside, this is not the case.

They thought they were being tempted into some sort of trap and were going to get beaten up.

Seizing these new opportunities is tempting: some researchers have been trapped by the sheer amount of datasets made available by leading data-driven companies, which are either directed towards the companies' own prosperity or representing rather small subsets (e.g. of users).

If you're lucky enough to be in the latter category (safe, stocked up and trapped), it's tempting to pass the time doing what so many of us do so well -- complaining.

Only at the very end, when Cornwallis got caught in a trap at Yorktown, was Jackie tempted to try the military life.

It is tempting to view the mesh of scandals trapping so many of the elite as proof that France is irredeemably corrupt.