Sentence examples for further temptation from inspiring English sources

But the room and the easy friendliness of the staff encourage lingering, and Maida Heatter's polka-dot cheesecake is further temptation.

If the child molester repented and went on a "retreat" where he prayed to Christ, directly or by using the Immaculate Virgin as an intercessor, he was considered capable of rising above any further temptation.

A further temptation will be the fact that McLaren will have Honda engines from 2015 following a decision of the Japanese company to return to F1.

Psychologists are finding that feelings of guilt can have an ironic impact on our behaviour, leading to further temptation and scuppering our broader goals, while enjoying the occasional indulgence can help recharge your self-control.

Further away, the temptation to fall into the routine of moral grandstanding proved too strong.

The F.B.I.'s involvement adds to the scrutiny surrounding the deal and further highlights the temptation that major takeovers present to traders.

Campbell's success narrative also gels with the value Costa Ricans place on a staunchly pragmatic vision of advancement that further challenges the temptation to interpret the country's outpourings of joy from a perspective of third world romanticism.

The huge numbers tossed out by auction houses at the end of major sales further stimulate the temptation to have a fling, particularly when they hear that in contrast to the rest of the economy, the art market continues to be bullish.

"For what?" He could have gone further, but resisted the temptation.

President Bush must resist the temptation to further sabotage this worthy treaty and let it take effect.

A little further on, beyond the temptations of colourful sari shops, spice merchants and ubiquitous kedai kopi, we found the intricately carved Khoo Kongsi temple, Georgetown's finest example of traditional Chinese architecture.