Sentence examples for from the temptation of from inspiring English sources

"It really releases you as a director from the temptation of clichés.

Sarah Ruhl's surreal comic imagination would seem to immunize her from the temptation of television writing, but you never know.

She animates the two monsters according to his painstaking instructions, projecting lines from "The Temptation of Saint Anthony" into their mouths.

Its customer-owners see it as not only a low-cost alternative, but also a way to keep the big exchanges from the temptation of price hikes.

But they made the move, General Manager Brian Cashman said, to save them from the temptation of putting Jeter in a game.

Unlike many other successful politicians Coolidge also refrained from the temptation of running for a second full term.

(Even secessionists are not immune from the temptations of expansion).

Christ beckons Matthew, as if to draw him away from the temptations of money toward redemption.

No school can completely shield students from the temptations of drugs and alcohol, nor do social pressures disappear.

An evening spent with Channel 4, away from the temptations of ITV, the third channel, is, some claim, almost the intellectual equivalent of reading a book.

Always withdrawn, he now found himself shrinking from the temptations of friendship and human loyalty; he guarded himself warily from spontaneous reaction.