Sentence examples similar to immoral temptations from inspiring English sources
This would end the irresistible, immoral temptation to gamble with other people's money, and eliminate the rationale for bailouts.
The strength such women showed stemmed from their refusal to bow to immoral temptation or worldly concerns; their narrative power was the power of saying "no" to a potential conflict resolution ― a seduction, a marriage proposal ― and forcing those around them to bend to their moral or personal certitude.
The results of the study "show that across the world, religious belief is intuitively viewed as a necessary safeguard against the temptations of grossly immoral conduct," an international team wrote in the journal Nature Human Behaviour.
After all, these things are immoral; we must protect our children from these dangerous temptations, right?
Hōnen was also especially careful to warn against the temptation of accompanying the nembutsu with an immoral life or of believing that its recitation removes the stain of violations of Buddhist discipline or other immoral acts.
This has not, however, proved all that successful when faced with the temptations of the real world, and is positively immoral when one partner in a marriage or other stable relationship is already infected.
As we contemplate the inability of the American economy to lift itself out of the depression that has devastated our common life, there is a temptation to say that capitalism is all wrong, immoral.
It is borderline immoral.
