Sentence examples similar to temptation well from inspiring English sources

Still, the temptation... "Well," I said, "when President Kennedy was here, it was to express solidarity with the citizens of West Berlin after the Communists built the Berlin Wall.

So far, she has resisted this temptation pretty well.

"While Internet gambling has offered transparency, it has offered temptation as well.

The Yankees did not allow Matsui to play in the field last season, and resisting the temptation worked well.

Thought I'd have trouble shutting up when someone asked a question about the text, but resisted the temptation fairly well.

When I got to your house, the television was off and I soon found out that you, too, were resisting the temptation to well up emotionally.

With the bicentenary of the battle of Waterloo coming up in June, the temptation may well be to continue down the same road this year: to make a song and dance about how Britain and Germany are really Europe's "special relationship" after all, and hope that it will encourage Merkel to open the seams of the EU treaties just wide enough for Cameron to sneak through his list of amendments.

And this dad, heroic in the way of dads, resisted the temptation to say, "Well, well, if it isn't Flash Boy," "What's that smell?", or, "Work as a servant?

And there are temptations as well as distractions.

L. Kent Wolgamott of the Lincoln Journal Star called Into Temptation a well-made film that "gets the mood right from start to finish".

In England there is the temptation to think: "Well, he is getting runs at four [though not many this summer] so we'd better leave him there".