Sentence examples similar to fleeting temptation from inspiring English sources
And like her previous album, "Growing Pains," this one has another recurring subject: the uncertainty of long-term love, weighing fleeting temptations against the satisfactions of staying together.
In the domain of poetry, abnegations of this type usually represent a triumph (the eternal spirit overcoming the fleeting temptations of the body, and so forth) — but not here.
But the temptation of capturing even fleeting attention from so many leaders proved irresistible.
During the main part of his speech, the pope said that young people were too often prey to the temptations of money, power and "the fleeting pleasure of the senses".
Williams freely admits to the youthful temptations of the stage and to "a fleeting ambition" to be an actor.
This time-honored idiom -- and title of a former hit song by The Temptations -- recognizes an inexorable truth of human aging: Exterior beauty is fleeting and superficial.
As such, the temptation is to look at Blair Witch purely as a cinematic Furby, a strange and fleeting fad interesting more for its marketing than as a film.
