The dangerous temptation to embrace impossible dreams is also addressed in Tom Russell's title song, a gloomy stylistic mash-up of Dylan, Springsteen and Cash.
In the end body and soul unite against temptation and embrace the path to heaven amid celebratory choruses and spirited dances.
Military commanders and especially political leaders rarely resist the temptation to embrace the strategy — think, "Osama bin Laden, Dead or Alive" — as the short road to the end of a war on terror.
My thoughts scrolled, naturally, to people in fashion (Tom Ford, are you up to the Wilson face challenge?) and the temptation to embrace and dismiss beards as an old hipster thing.
"Until he puts this nomination process to bed, he has got to resist the temptation to embrace the notion that he is already the nominee," said Bill Carrick, a strategist who advised Mr. Gephardt.
For the rest of the movie Anna wrestles with conflicting ideologies: her Christian faith versus her temptation to embrace Kate as a seer who possesses occult wisdom and magical powers far more potent than her Christian prayers can conjure.
SHRUM: "You used the phrase 'will Republicans surrender to the temptation.' They will embrace it!
What is more, they conclude, ordinary Chinese share such views.In the face of such Chinese self-confidence, the temptation is for Europeans to embrace decline, ditch their principles and engage without conditions.
Because evil perpetrated by a loved one is still evil, women need to analyze "the pitfalls and temptations of caregiving itself" before they embrace an ethics of care wholeheartedly (Bartky, Femininity and Domination, 1990).
But can Iowans embrace a candidate who genuinely can't resist the temptation to crack a joke?
From the start, we agreed to embrace the period in which the recipe was written, and resisted the temptation to substitute fresh rosemary and ginger for the dried variety.
