| Many people in the world, including me, are so weak and fragile that they easily fall into temptation and make mistakes. |
| By resisting the temptation to be weightily profound, the story succeeds in telling useful truths with a touch of levity. |
| As economic inequalities have deepened during the last several decades, the renewed worship of money has bred temptation at all levels. |
| In politics there is always a temptation to kick the can down the road and hope that problems might disappear. |
| At the end of a wearisome session the temptation was to accept what he had to say simply to escape. |
| There is always a temptation for the public, when asked what they want, to come up with a wish list, the costs of which are not made clear. |
