Sentence examples similar to that tempt to from inspiring English sources

There are movies and TV shows about politics that tempt viewers to fast forward through the details of governing to get to the juicy parts.

If fashion intrigues you, instead of looking at fashion magazines that tempt you to buy, take a sewing class so you can learn to make your own fashions.

He has also been lamenting the fact that he has not been shown scripts that tempt him to work more.

It sets up sonic patterns and regularities that tempt us to make unconscious predictions about what's coming next.

Fewer mass-slings means fewer people getting notifications that tempt them to re-engage with the app.

MR: So now that you've done your first piano solo on "Swing My Thing Back Around," does that tempt you to do more?

He tried to explain the cruel math of Indian politics -- a math that tempts politicians to try to turn Muslims and Hindus against each other.

I'm unconvinced that any of them have much to do with the difference in the toys that tempt those parents to buy.

That tempts them to spend taxpayers' money on schemes that they might otherwise not bother with.

And in racing, it's the money, not the glory, that tempts people to cheat.

"Brain physiology has a fascination that tempts us to forget all we know about human behavior on the personal and social level," he writes.