Sentence examples for temptation to question from inspiring English sources

"Schengen is different because the temptation to question it comes from inside.

Under the circumstances, that is not the "chemistry" that has become so famous and necessary in sport (could Tiger have possibly resisted the temptation to question the quality of the equipment Lefty had just switched to? If they spoke, that is).

"There is always that temptation to doubt and question yourself," she says.

More specifically, the skeptic, it is argued, must resist the temptation to address questions relating to the "two eternities", as this concerns "the origin of worlds, and the situation of nature, from, and to eternity" (D, 1.10/134; EU, 12.25).

Naturally, I must resist the temptation to answer this question.

One motivation for such an ontological dependence approach to the doctrines is to avoid any deistic temptation to splitting the question in such a way as to affirm the doctrine of creation while leaving room for denying the doctrine of conservation.

I tried not to speculate, but I couldn't resist the temptation to prepare some questions for him.

The diary resists the temptation to lob this obvious question at Whitehall.

The council advised resisting "the temptation to solve the moral questions by artful redefinition".

Resist the temptation to ask their friends questions.

Faced with the temptation to spend, she said: "The question now is not so much do I want it.