Sentence examples for temptation to guard from inspiring English sources

"Is there a temptation to guard the item and not allow access because it might fall apart?" asked Vanessa Cameron, a former archivist for the Bronx County Historical Society, now working at a private club.

There's always that temptation to guard against.

"If you get past all those temptations, you still have to guard yourself about the predatory practices of banks, and IRA and 401k administrators," said Ghilarducci.

The ideal of objectivity as value-neutrality is justified as a psychological stance needed to guard against temptations toward wishful thinking and dogmatic, politically motivated or ideological reasoning.

That was a promise to check hubris at the door, an effort to guard against the temptation to believe that because he had such awesome power at his fingertips, he could and should use it to achieve grandiose objectives.

It's almost a sure bet that at some point, the fateful question will be asked aloud: "Should I text him?" The need for a stopgap to guard against that temptation was even featured on HBO's "Girls," where in last Sunday's episode, Marnie (Alison Williams) learns that her ex-boyfriend Charlie Christopher Abbottt) has created an app that penalizes users who call their exes.

It's still a place where temptation exists only to be yielded to and where time stops to guard forever an image in the heart.

If you want, you can ask a family member to guard the fridge, so if you get a temptation to eat, they will stop you (unless they have an addiction themselves).

Look for someone to guard.

Avoid the temptation to use your guard fist to punch.

He must guard against the temptation to use power promiscuously as the war evolves.