Examples of using A temptation in English and their translations into Czech
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A temptation which may be politically comprehensible to the citizens of those countries involved,
their loved ones. A temptation that has captured so many minds.
Mr President, there is a temptation for the British to regard the stability mechanism as something that has nothing to do with us,
Against which they measure the value of things so it has become the standard A temptation that has taken over many hearts, and according to which they judge others.
There is, of course, a temptation for some companies to use the least onerous
A temptation that has captured so many minds and caused conflicts between people and their loved ones.
For those inside, there is a temptation to allow the membership process to become an opportunity to resolve long drawn out disputes.
Under so slight a temptation as £100 a year.
between a trial that makes us grow in goodness and a temptation that leads to sin
We're all at a Temptations concert.
What a temptation.
Such a temptation.
This story was only a temptation.
It's too much of a temptation.
This whole story was merely a temptation.
The demanding yachtsman could hardly resist such a temptation.
Who are you but a distraction, a temptation?
I'm just saying, there's a temptation.
Deliver me from a temptation I can hardly resist.
While it's there, it's a temptation.