Sentence examples for temptation arises from inspiring English sources

When the temptation arises to claim the world is going to hell in a hand basket, it's always wise to practice some restraint.

That temptation arises because the church indoctrinates children at their earliest rational age – usually at seven – that the priest is the agent of God.

When the temptation arises, we should recall that there were many Arab-Americans who perished at the World Trade Center.

Who knows – maybe one day you will be in a position of power and you'll be tempted also to ignore hate, to let bad things happen to good people; and when that temptation arises, don't forget how you felt when Donald Trump made a speech from a gold room and said that some of the people at the Klan rally were good and honourable.

So the temptation arose for William Hague to demand an English parliament, or for Norman Tebbit and the heirs of Enoch Powell to argue for an unashamed and uninhibited English dominance (by the democratic electoral numbers of which the Rev Ian Paisley so often speaks).

Mind you, I see where the temptation arose.

"We humans are very committed to our long-term goals, such as eating healthy food and saving for retirement, and yet, in the moment, temptations arise that often trip up our long-term plans," David Laibson, the Harvard economist, said.

If this current bull market continues, temptations arise again.

Even then the problem of temptation spending arises.

He said on Friday that because Mr. Berlusconi was "constantly under pressure and under attack, the temptation may arise in our rank and file to make an instrumental use of legislative power".

LONDON — As Britons navigate the unrelenting judicial inquiry into phone hacking and related scandals of the press, the temptation has arisen — even more than usual in this journo-phobic land — to tar all reporters with the dark and glutinous brush associated with those in Rupert Murdoch's tabloid empire accused of voice mail interception, corruption and cover-up.