Sentence examples for temptation to separate from inspiring English sources
And so we too must reject the temptation to separate ourselves from our Muslim neighbours; we must decide to play our part in leading our communities in mutual support, welcome and love.
In this style, which is rich in powerful physical imagery, the inner life of the Christian is described; body and soul are so involved that it is impossible to separate bodily from mental suffering in the description of his temptations.
Which is why, though few who issue their best-of-decade lists can claim to have seen all releases, many have likely seen more than I have this time around, so I'll put an asterisk to the adjective above and note: the twenty-six best movies I've seen (and will resist the temptation to issue a separate list of the best films I haven't seen).
Avoid temptation to skip class.
One doubts whether a Hezbollah-controlled or Syrian-dominated cabinet would have resisted the temptation to manipulate those 418 votes that separated the candidates.
It is important to avoid the temptation to analyze IPD without consideration of the separate data sources and the secondary nature of such analyses.
In both Quebec and Scotland, independence is mostly a movement of the left, and a separate currency would create the ever-present temptation to use the printing press to accommodate fiscal expansion and industrial policy.
To master one's nerves and not yield to the temptation to either play it safe or go for broke is often what separates the top-ranked players from the second tier.
A separate challenge I face as a criminal law professor is resisting the temptation to go into teaching mode, showing off some aspect of the law that is fascinating to me, but which few readers would actually enjoy.
Avoid the temptation to stir.
