Sentence examples for temptation to conclude from inspiring English sources
She is to be applauded for having resisted the temptation to conclude that Gray is from Uranus.
And we should not give in to the temptation to conclude that belief in a conspiracy is prima facie evidence of stupidity.
The temptation to conclude that art is useless a mode of critique in a post-Fordist "creative economy" is strong, but must be resisted.
WASHINGTON — When the rallying cry on the streets of Tehran turned from "Death to America!" to the stranger-sounding "Death to the Dictator!" there was a great temptation to conclude that the days of the mullahs were numbered.
By the same token, even if it is Mr Netanyahu who triumphs, Mr Obama must resist the temptation to conclude that the conflict is deadlocked and nothing can be done for now.
The key point was that once we stopped demanding that groups measure up to our impossible definitions we would lose the temptation to conclude that groups suffered from an ontological deficiency, that they were merely 'perspectives upon the world', ontologically no superior to the products of Othering.
"The temptation is to conclude that protection from infection is only achieved if you are diabetic," Dr. Barringer said in an e-mail message, "but the problem is that our diabetic population was also more obese, and had worse nutrition.
There is a temptation for oil companies to conclude that because Equatorial Guinea has a strong military ruler the risks of political instability are low, while the returns are way above average.
