Sentence examples for temptation to get to from inspiring English sources

Day four | Day three| Day two | Day oneOn any small island with a large peak, there's a strong temptation to get to the top and look around: to feel like the master of all you survey as your eyes scan 360 degrees of coast.

I don't think Byron fully understood the potential of fiction to conceal and reveal yourself before Childe Harold was published, and it took him seven years to work through the various temptations of success to get to the kernel of the breakthrough and develop it further.

Despite this, where such allegations are clearly malicious, it is easy to see the temptation to get the lawyers involved.

Pardew admitted he would have to change his style in the dugout and resist the temptation to get close to the action by staying in his seat.

We had hoped that ministers like Jim Fitzpatrick would have the decency to resist the temptation to get involved.

His most famous, probably, was in "A Fine Romance" (1980-82), in which he and his wife played middle-aged lovers trying to resist all temptation to get married.

I'm the smallest thing, but it's like: "Well it was my idea…" Do you still have to fight the temptation to get your dick out?

The temptation to get closer and closer is almost overwhelming.

To get the larger treat, the child must resist the temptation to get an immediate treat.

Resisting the temptation to get out during that period was the cost of earning the 8.35 percent.

Any temptation to get carried away is curbed by the history-making All Blacks.