Sentence examples for whatever temptation from inspiring English sources

Whatever temptation there is to go crazy is more often than not chilled by the frosty weather.

Whatever temptation I had to ascribe Hassan's comments to undue paranoia was undercut by something Ahmed said once we had reached the proposed campsite.

Whatever temptation there was for a slower pace, however, has clashed with Clinton's belief, bordering on missionary zeal, that she has been called to public service.

Describe a play as featuring four couples and three bedrooms, and something ribald might come to mind, but whatever temptation there was to go over the top here was admirably reined in by the director, Jenn Thompson.

Whatever the temptation, Clegg could not stand aloof and call a curse on both parties.

Whatever the temptation to tell a reassuring lie she is adamant that only the truth, with its complexities and disappointments, can win the children's trust.

It is never enough, whatever the temptation, to mock the age in which you live; the mockery must continue to peal, like an echoing bell, long after the objects of your scorn have been decently laid to rest.

With the deadline for BBC director general applications due to close on Monday, 7 May, senior broadcasters are having to put together the final touches to their applications or decide that, whatever the temptations, it is not worth applying.

The shared obligation of having to pay the regular loan instalments meant he abandoned his spendthrift ways.The unbanked do not have access to such luxuries as standing orders, which richer people use to overcome the temptation to spend whatever they earn.

Whatever you do, resist this temptation.

Whatever you do, Scott, resist the temptation to load a pirated version of Windows.