Sentence examples for with a temptation from inspiring English sources

It all starts with a temptation, one that every scientist faces and to which quite a few succumb.

Rabbi Chill said of his congregation, which is 50 strong, "We have many types, from those I would call regular criminals to the ones who lost themselves for a moment or found themselves faced with a temptation too great".

In Act 2 they represent the assassins, spurred by the remark Henry supposedly made (but absent from the play and opera, in which Henry doesn't even appear): "Will no one rid me of this turbulent priest?" In Act 1, however, each man presents Becket with a temptation.

We know that the pleasure of kicking someone is generally outweighed by the pain inflicted on that person, so such calculations when confronted with a temptation to kick someone are unnecessary.

The temptation to absolve saturated fat comes along with a temptation to indict Dr. Keys of crimes against dinner.

When the second group was faced with a temptation, they were told to say "I don't do X".

He offered a few other songs with a Temptations sound — "Just One Kiss" had the backup singer Erika Jerry ably filling in for Joss Stone, who sings it on the new album — and just as earnestly evoked Stevie Wonder and the Jackson Five.

"We face no concrete walls … sometimes there can be a sense that the great challenges have somehow passed and that brings with it a temptation to turn inward".

Instead, make the house look unprotected and filled with chests, a temptation to griefers, but perfect for revenge!

If you're looking for help with such a temptation, it might make more sense to consult a priest, rabbi, imam, etc. than a secular helper.

The temptation with "A Love Supreme," which Coltrane intended as a musical offering to God, is to give it the same shadings of emotion and tone color that Coltrane's group did, with McCoy Tyner's percussive fourths, Elvin Jones's mellow polyrhythmic simmer, Coltrane's indwelling cry.