Sentence examples for temptation to call from inspiring English sources

There was a temptation to call this sham or bourgeois democracy.

One hopes they would at least admire the restraint deployed in resisting the temptation to call it How's Your Father?

Knowing the shenanigans scammers are up to in that part of the world, I resisted the temptation to call back.

Rodriguez invokes that month so often now that there is the Steinbrenneresque temptation to call him Mr. May.

I'll wipe away a tear, I'll try not to second-guess my colleagues, and I'll resist the temptation to call them up and schmooze.

WITH all the recent corporate scandals, there's a temptation to call for new regulations and laws that will ensure no such malfeasance occurs again.

"The temptation is to call her an old fag hag," Arnott jokes.

The temptation is to call Mr. Friel the Irish Chekhov, though I'm sure he would demur.

The temptation is to call out the Institute of Public Affairs crowd for their corporate-funded, facile, reductionist view of freedom of speech as an absolute truth rather than a privilege to be managed responsibly.

The temptation is to call them not merely shark attacks but "a spate of shark attacks" or "a wave of shark attacks," or even "a summer of shark attacks".

In those closing minutes, every time the delivery was decent into the Rangers penalty area the temptation was to call 999.