Sentence examples for greatest temptation from inspiring English sources

The voice has always offered the greatest temptation and posed the greatest challenge.

Painting and cookery classes can be arranged, although the improbably beautiful Magazine beach is likely to be the greatest temptation.

"Pride is without doubt the greatest temptation of Christian leaders," Mr. Stott said in 2006 during a visit to the United States.

Of all the senators who attempted Wednesday to rally support for the doomed Manchin-Toomey background check amendment, Connecticut's Democratic freshman representative, Chris Murphy, probably faced the greatest temptation to borrow the moral authority of the Newtown families.

Re "Why Dissidents, Freed From Prison, Often Choose the Path of Most Resistance" (Memo From Cairo, May 27): For any dissident, the greatest temptation to stop is the safety of loved ones.

But maybe that very power suggests why romantic comedy is the genre most prone to distortions and deceptions, why it's the one that offers the greatest temptation to sugarcoat and cut corners: because it's all about identity, the stories it tells are the ones that people tell themselves about themselves.

The lassitude of the tropics is one of its great attractions, as well as one of its greatest temptations.

His program was split between Rachmaninoff and Prokofiev, almost as if to show that his immunity to the old approach could withstand the greatest temptations.

"He felt that their presence among some of the greatest temptations in the world was as open to as much suspicion as the visits of a cat to a bird store".

They renounced earthly pleasure to get closer to God, and their greatest temptations were food and sex.

Sometimes, one of the greatest temptations is wandering away from God. Don't worry, though.