Sentence examples for tempts better from inspiring English sources

though safety can tempt, what tempts better than New York?

Since 1991, a further 1m have left, tempted by better job opportunities and higher wages in the west.

Were you ever tempted, but thought better of it?

If you're over 40 and have been tempted against your better judgment to an April-September fling, "The Housekeeper" should produce a sting of recognition.

Arsenal could not hold onto star players like Cesc Fàbregas, Samir Nasri, Ashley Cole and others when other clubs tempted them with better prospects of winning a title or bigger paydays.

Now, in Mr. Roth's elegiac new novel, "Exit Ghost" — a kind of valedictory bookend to "The Ghost Writer" — Nathan returns to New York to visit a doctor, and finds himself being tempted, against his better judgment, back into the maelstrom of life.

Even though it's tempting, it's better to bring a water bottle and a bowl.

• It is much better to tempt fortune where it can favor you than to see your certain ruin by not tempting it.

Let that be a warning to other elected officials tempted to work against better health care coverage.

Mr. Miller offers estimates of defense and agriculture outlays to replace Congress's and now dangles a tempting prediction of even better economic conditions than the Administration originally foresaw.

The aisles are 6 feet wide a rarity among New York's crowded crevices and the shelves are low, the better to tempt shoppers with the bountiful vista of aromatic foods.