Sentence examples for his temptation from inspiring English sources
But Flaubert always came back to his "Temptation".
His temptation to play for time will grow as 2012 draws closer.
The more George Bush flounders in Iraq, the greater his temptation to blame Iran.
His "Temptation of St. Anthony" (c. 1470) is unprecedented in its sophisticated use of the medium to achieve a sense of form and surface texture.
Not by any accident was his "Temptation Island" the next best thing to "Survivor" as a phenomenon last season, he said.
The answer is that he's spellbound; we witness his temptation as the worm of vanity is planted and then as it turns.
He has come to see his temptations as a trial and an opportunity for growth.
Reagon also wanted to say that she was not entirely happy with the story of St. Anthony and his temptations.
Maybe one day we'll get an Arthur Miller version, Satan Loman, his feet aching, wearily pushing his temptations on an inattentive world.
He proposed that a person is free when "his habits or his temptations are not his masters, but he theirs," while an unfree person is one who obeys his desires even when he has good reason not to.
The rites include a journey to make Jamarat (meaning to throw stones at three pillars), in recollection of the Prophet Abaham's rejection of the Devil and his temptations.
