Sentence examples for some temptation to from inspiring English sources

There can be some temptation to start spending a little more when you do get that income coming in.

"There has been some temptation to sell this to a big conglomerate, but I have no need to be rich.

When you have a "proper" job, there's always some temptation to behave improperly, and the more boundaries we push, the more relaxed we get about breaking the rules.

"When he was in the House," Mr. Edwards added, "he had some temptation to work across party lines because he wanted to be considered an equal with Bill Clinton.

It was assumed that the aether rest frame would be an inertial reference frame; and physicists felt some temptation to equate its frame with the absolute rest frame, though this was not necessary.

More recently, Field (2003: 262) speaks of "some temptation to connect up the [semantic paradoxes and the paradoxes of vagueness] by viewing the semantic paradoxes as due to something akin to vagueness or indeterminacy in semantic concepts like 'true'".

As a result, for some the temptation to dramatically cut corners became irresistible.

Leaving instructions for what should happen to your finances after your death is a serious matter – but for some the temptation to cause mischief or raise a smile from beyond the grave is too much to resist.

But if the difficult questions raised by the PSB review are ducked now - and for some, the temptation to do that is strong - in favour of a backward-looking debate about horses that have already bolted, they will only become harder to answer.

Mamboué said he hoped the re-establishment of local authorities and police would help clear the roadblocks, removing some of the temptation to return to the militias.

This allows room for some personal reflection, and the temptation to make some large statement should generally be resisted.