Sentence examples for temptation to think from inspiring English sources

Because you know it's happening, there's a temptation to think it's happening all the time.

And I know there's a temptation to think you're different from everyone else.

There is always a temptation to think that it will, somehow, fade away as an issue.

Though the temptation to think it comes easily to some people never goes away.

But resist the temptation to think that "grammar" always provides an easy, exceptionless answer to tough questions.

Mr Hagel does not fear isolationism as much as "insulationism": the temptation to think that America can turn inward and be safe.

So despite the temptations to think otherwise, ultimate explanations in science cannot invoke supernatural causation.

The temptation is to think that, as real rates fall, the present value of housing must rise.

The temptation is to think Utley alone will cure the Phillies' offense, but it is more complicated.

The temptation is to think that France and its neighbours are entering an almost apocalyptic new era of violence.

The temptation is to think that a negotiation that has had such a stormy passage will produce a definitive outcome.