Sentence examples for avoid any temptation from inspiring English sources

In a 2008 essay titled "Restoring Our Nation's Honor," Ms. Johnsen wrote: "We must avoid any temptation simply to move on.

Shell the beans and add them to the boiling water with the bay leaves, but avoid any temptation to add salt.

But it is critical that the president's aides avoid any temptation to use security precautions as an excuse for political errors.

As if to anticipate the current debate, she added that "we must avoid any temptation simply to move on," because the national honor cannot be restored "without full disclosure".

The charity is not being paid on the basis of how many children it keeps out of care, so as to avoid any temptation for managers to select the easiest cases to tackle.

To avoid any temptation to get distracted, put away your devices.

At the same time, he is avoiding any temptation of red carpet glamour here, a striking change from his predecessor, Antonio Villaraigosa, who came in as mayor riding a powerful wave of popularity but left with decidedly less regard.

This year, the panel seem to have avoided any temptation to popularise and, while the short list will bring welcome attention to some younger writers, it seems that the panel face a difficult choice between the two frontrunners.

Laudably avoiding any temptation to snark, Meg Rosenburg took the sudden interest in this reasonably obscure figure as an opportunity to help those who might Want to Know More About Giordano Bruno.

Mercifully, she avoids any temptation to play girly and demure to his grizzled alpha male".

The results are pleasing: the book feels elegant and minimal, and avoids any temptations to cram too much onto every page.