Sentence examples for have no temptation from inspiring English sources

He added: "I have no temptation to go into Westminster whatsoever.

Best of all, she's managing only on the field; she'll have no temptation to make any trades.

Atheist leaders will, by definition, be neutral between the different religious pressure groups in society, and will have no temptation not to be even-handed because of an allegiance to the outlook of just one of those groups.

Instead he offered us Singapore — which ranks 152nd out of 195 nations in the Freedom House ranking of press independence — as "the most open and clear society in the world," where government ministers are paid so lavishly they have no temptation to be corrupt, and thus presumably there is no need for a nosy press.

They have no temptation, therefore, to increase their skill and industry, since they cannot exchange that superfluity for any commodities which may serve either to their pleasure or vanity.

That could totally be out there, but I've no temptation to look.

I rarely drink during the week anyway so the first challenge was the first Friday and I made sure I had no temptation so I went straight back home after work.

The team that he inherited remained a poor one: the Wisden summary in 1913 stated that they had, "no temptation to deal at any great length with the doings of Somerset".

We have no great temptation to torture history in order to claim such a Christian".

With a boyfriend as boring as Ned Nickerson (reduced to a cameo in the film), Nancy has no such temptations.

He said there had been no "temptation" to cash in, adding: "If someone matches the valuation then you have to make a decision but that's not been the case".