Sentence examples for one temptation from inspiring English sources

One temptation is to construct a Potemkin village, bringing in stars from overseas on short-term fractional contracts to boost the ranking, then sending them home again.

One temptation, perhaps, is to succumb to Leontius' first urge: to turn our eyes away.

The one temptation stemming from the Kindle is the fact that it is fully searchable and saveable.

One temptation is to ride the wave, and O'Hara's poems are better at doing so, are more vigorous, than any "improvisational" style in American poetry.

One temptation is to ignore value at risk altogether because it comes from a black box and has proved of little worth when times get tough.

One temptation should be avoided – to seek, month after month, to prove that membership of the Community has created all Britain's ills.

I did give in to one earthly temptation: I snacked on a lemon crepe and soda ($3.75) in the museum's tranquil medieval garden, planted with violets, roses and medicinal herbs.

On one hand the temptation to loan him out with a view to regular football and enhanced development was tempting.

I went to the Lakota in Bristol on a Friday and the night was a techno one called Temptation.

This cold weather has its drawbacks, but it's a good excuse to down one of Temptation's many steaming-hot broths or soups.

One great temptation for all people has always been "to respect the dignity of every human being like Us".