One of the good things about the tea party movement is that it resisted the temptation to actually form a third political party, which has been an exercise in futility, time and time again, under the American electoral system.
The temptation is not to form opinions but rather to receive them.
Philadelphia was excessively expensive, and this a comparatively cheap place; and my sons, settling in the neighborhood, will be less exposed to temptation, and more likely to form habits of sobriety and industry".
Founding members Florence Ballard, Mary Wilson, Diana Ross, and Betty McGlown, all from the Brewster-Douglass public housing project in Detroit, formed the Primettes as the sister act to the Primes (with Paul Williams and Eddie Kendricks, who went on to form the Temptations).
We must resist the temptation to devolve into name calling and one-sidedness, and seek to form nuanced and rigorous opinions on this incredibly thorny issue.
In a 1976 essay in the Journal of Church and State, the late Southern Baptist theologian, Frank Stagg, referring specifically to the White House prayer breakfast, wondered if such public acts revealed "a nation on its knees before God" or "the church on its knees before Caesar?" He, like many others, recognized the temptation to equate public forms of piety with heartfelt religious devotion.
Eddie Jones has resisted the temptation to blood the in-form duo of Elliot Daly and Maro Itoje but has included three uncapped players in his 23-man squad for England's opening fixture of the Six Nations championship.
But no Mexican government has resisted the temptation to use advertising and other forms of leverage over the press, whatever the toll on freedom of expression.
Tells about a young man whose temptation to join the Party came in the form of a young, beautiful girl.
