Sentence examples for * resisted in from inspiring English sources

"That was one of the first incidents that really started us to understanding that we had to resist," wrote Williams, "and that resistance could be effective if we resisted in groups".

In the past, this idea has been fiercely resisted in some quarters.

The administration has resisted, in part because principal reductions are seen as rewarding reckless borrowers.

Jews resisted in the forests, in the ghettos, and even in the death camps.

I resisted in setting the hook, not wanting my five-weight to splinter in my hands.

Indeed, conference committees have proved impotent, which is one reason they have been resisted in Albany.

The Justice Department under President Clinton has resisted in the past, but endorses the current bill.

Rachel resisted, in her usual sulky way, and then gave in.

The move is being resisted in many solicitors' offices and barristers' chambers.

(One of the many forces to be resisted in all this is nostalgia for Spitzer).

Still, she resisted in-patient treatment out of fear that "if I check myself into the hospital, no one is ever going to read me again because I'm that crazy person who checked herself into the hospital," she told me.