Sentence examples for temptation from from inspiring English sources

At least Croft's dismissal removed that temptation from Chapple's grasp.

Her steadiness was indispensable to Szabo, who kept her salary well above temptation from other employers.

British chancellors should stay true to good capitalist investors, and avoid temptation from the east.

The filibuster fight, like much of politics, is about power, a temptation from which not even moderates are immune.

Hillary-haters may look forward to reading Jonah Goldberg's forthcoming book, "Liberal Fascism: the Totalitarian Temptation from Mussolini to Hillary Clinton", but most people just laugh.

But narcotics units have long been prone to scandal, and officers are subject to a range of temptation, from the drugs themselves to cash.

They've endured temptations from co-workers and amorous French bowling instructors.

The young and middle-aged face many more temptations, from both pay-TV channels and other free-to-air broadcasters.

Two brave French pastry chefs are confident they can convert the locals to the joys of Parisian delicacies, with temptations from the baguettes to the mille feuilles.

An ambitious, watchful character, he joined the label in 1962, and wrested creative stewardship of the Temptations from Smokey Robinson four years later.

Hanging like a million dark temptations from treacherous boughs that wrestle with you as you steal their fruit, pricking you if they can.