Sentence examples for temptation to add a from inspiring English sources

In addition, once you get started, you may find the temptation to add a few extra flourishes hard to resist.

It has been suggested that White had been asked to keep Beswick above ground only until it became obvious that she was actually dead, but that he was unable to resist the temptation to add a mummy to his collection of "wet and dry" exhibits, and so made the decision to embalm her.

Ms. Marton should have also resisted the temptation to add an epilogue about the current White House occupants.

Although the dough will seem quite dry, resist the temptation to add any more liquid – even a little too much moisture in the dough will result in an elastic pastry that will slump dejectedly down the sides of the tin when baked.

These present alternative pictures of scientific quality by resisting the temptation to add everything up to a single figure.

There is extreme temptation to add to winning positions when a profitable trade is occurring in a weather market in grains.

Resist the temptation to add anything else, except maybe a shake of Worcestershire sauce (or, whisper it, some ketchup) when you serve it up.

The temptation to add to this cohort Anthony Weiner, another minor character with a manna-from-heaven name and career story, is nearly overwhelming.

Resist the temptation to add more flour to it.

Keep the flavours mild, avoiding the temptation to add too many spices.

As I tossed the penne with the roasted tomatoes, I resisted the temptation to add extra cheese.