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True, other media are indulging in questionable journalism, and it is difficult to resist the downward revision of standards.
Each is at least momentarily diverting, and it is difficult to resist the desire to watch just one more.
In the short story "Dance Card", he assumes the mantle of literary drama queen to demand rhetorically: "Do we have to come back to Neruda as we do to the cross, on bleeding knees, with punctured lungs and eyes full of tears?" And it is difficult to resist a shrug.
The creative snacks served at Le Siffleur are overseen by L'Ebauchoir's chef, Thomas Dufour, and it is difficult to resist tasty plates of potatoes smothered with melted reblochon cheese, organic Beluga lentils drizzled with truffle oil on a bed of rocket, and an unforgettable gâteau de riz grand-mère, like no rice pudding you have tasted.
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But read on, and it's difficult to resist tossing out exceptions to Kasarda's assertions.
Lapham makes no apologies for his nostalgia, and it's difficult to resist the allure of his declensionist pageant.
Several participants opined that bringing dietary changes is important however that it is difficult to resist certain foods for ever and hard to sustain the lifestyle changes.
It is difficult to resist picking up a box turtle.
This is almost as difficult to defend ethically as it is difficult to resist.
It is difficult to resist concluding that the continuation of this policy is the result of homophobic stereotypes.
With a German-islander ratio of around 1 1, it was difficult to resist, and they were reduced to eating pets.
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