The play's primal power, its tumult of ambiguities, even its melodramatic qualities, offer enormous temptations.

It was an enormous temptation.

Clearly, if Goldman got into serious trouble, there would be an enormous temptation to rescue the firm, whatever the official policy was.

Despite enormous temptation and strong personal feelings, he obeyed the Prime Directive.

When you finally emerge into the noisy hubbub of taxis, tall buildings and real New Yorkers, it is an enormous temptation to bawl, "All right!

It was an enormous temptation to let his nephew have his way and inspect the Alma front; one of those night thoughts he preferred not to bring into daylight.

"The silence of the famous dead offers an enormous temptation to the self-promoting living," she observes, but more than opportunism is at stake.

He was already past the circular force walls now, and felt an enormous temptation to slow the ship by main accumulator energy.

She'd even managed to keep it from James during her younger years, until the enormous temptation to silence his Celtic-supporting self-righteousness finally proved irresistible.

In the 21st century, art market inflation has placed enormous temptations in the way of the old families with substantial collections.