Sentence examples for a temptation to make from inspiring English sources
There is a temptation to make a controversy out of Nailon's impact on the Knicks.
As a result, there may be a temptation to make this item look bigger than it was.
"There is a temptation to make up what you thought at the age of six; actually you don't remember much.
In the days after the imported aggression of Marseille there was a temptation to make slightly tearful, damning comparisons with England's own less well-behaved minority.
Because a biographer always knows so much more and so much less about his subject than his subject did - he knows, for example, what happened, but not what the experience was like of not knowing what was going to happen - there is a temptation to make the accidents out of which lives are made sound rather too inevitable.
Once you make a movie like Superbad, when it's popular and you're the lead, you get offered all kinds of things and there's a temptation to make bad movies either for the money or to maintain your relevance in pop culture.
Schottzie's St . Louis MO Avoid any temptation to make a Walking Dead joke and just go for it.
It's a great temptation to make the journey on to Milan last a fortnight, passing as it does through some of northern Italy's finest cities: Padua and its vast elliptical square lined with statues; Vicenza and its cluster of buildings by Palladio; Verona and its Roman Arena; Brescia and its circular Romanesque cathedral.
There's a strong temptation to make things harder for the buyer, since the seller is the one putting the perishable time-slot at risk.
