Sentence examples for a temptation for which from inspiring English sources

A commonly heard aphorism during my youth was that God never sent a temptation for which he did not also send the grace to combat it.

Ever since his first book, Shakespeare and the Jews (1997), Shapiro has stressed his resistance to the anecdotal, myth-making tendencies of history, which are such a temptation for the biographer working in the early modern era, where so little remains.

It would be a temptation for the bigger nations.

It's too much of a temptation for Wilson.

This is wonderful, but it implies a temptation for foolishness; the temptation consists in the illusion that there is a ground to build upon".

Trying out rhetoric of the Giuliani kind may be a temptation for the candidates in 2016.

But, as interest grows, there must be a temptation for former employees to sell their stories.

Even that relatively small amount has proved too great a temptation for lawmakers.

Or create a temptation for domestic spying.

Such increases proved a temptation for the owner of the Hazelwood Road property in Walthamstow, east London.

"You very often get mixed reviews," says Bischoff, "and there's always a temptation for rebuttal".