Sentence examples for them to temptation from inspiring English sources

Why expose them to temptation?

True or not, Bieber serves as an allegory for the way we treat American teens: leading them to temptation, unprotected and unprepared, and expecting more of them than we do of ourselves.

In discussing Salka, the writer's mother says: "Human beings are not strong in their faith nowadays and the Evil One is only too eager to put them to temptations".

If you know someone who has watched the show farther along than you, consider not talking about it with them to avoid temptation.

Fans are also angry at the Pakistan Cricket Board, which has failed to discipline, groom and educate the players, leaving them vulnerable to temptations of big money.

Bob Holman Glasgow Louise Caseyy would be helped in her task if she considered the advice given by the English historian RH Tawney a century ago in his inaugural lecture at LSE on "Poverty as an Industrial Problem": "Improve the character of individuals by all means – if you feel competent to do so, especially of those whose excessive incomes expose them to particular temptations".

Like Odysseus passing the sirens, bankers need to be tied to a mast to stop them from giving in to temptation.

They had a reputation among Los Angeles street gangs as being tough and promoting violence and, it was later to emerge, many of them succumbed to the temptation to engage in corrupt behavior such as stealing and selling drugs.

To teach them to resist the temptation to compare or to merely look skin deep.

If America continues its present policy of dual containment -- against both Russia and China -- it will be hard for them to resist the temptation of forming an anti-Western alliance.

Some studies suggest that obese individuals may be more impulsive and that increased impulsivity might make it more difficult for them to resist the temptation of palatable foods.