Sentence examples for temptation to comment from inspiring English sources

Until now Castleford had resisted the temptation to comment publicly on the situation under instructions from their legal team.

While there is a temptation to pile on, I would prefer to comment on what can be learned from this situation.

Cotton deals with temptation and excess, but he is not one to comment on overconsumption or the dangers of trans fats.

It is a principle that the lively, intelligent, combative cultural critic Lee Siegel forgot in autumn 2006, when he gave in to the temptation to respond to comments about him posted on his blog at The New Republic's Web site.

He must now resist the temptation to see Mr. Scowcroft's comments and other questioning as carping from the sidelines.

("Terrible is the temptation to be good," the Singer wryly comments).

They have resisted any temptation to scrawl "Las Malvinas son Argentinas!" in the comments section.

Beth disagrees with Jerry's inflated statement, and instead of reiterating her first comment, she yields to the temptation to pull Jerry closer to her point of view.

For example, she comments that Kingsley was "unable to resist the temptation to teach and preach the gospel of cleanliness".

I understand the temptation to dip into the looser, more informal realm of identity-free comment.

"The 'no comment' position in this context is well established and you should avoid the natural temptation to interpret beyond it".