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Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

On the show, Ms. Davis is as resilient as a cat.

(It probably will — a sport can die, but sports clichés are about as resilient as a Twinkie.

Along with "Endgame" and Beckett's other plays and novels, it has proven to be as resilient as a diamond.

The ice is as resilient as a slab of concrete, and I have heard stories of cracked skulls and faces scraped raw.

I have even experienced haggling over fees when I turn up for gigs – and as negotiators go, I'm as resilient as a damp biscuit.

Rolf's goal is to create an uber-steer as resilient as a Brahman and tasty as an Angus.

As resilient as any individual can be; criticism can have a cumulative effect.

This is who the Mets are, a deep, talented team that is as resilient as any team could be.

Her work offers the reassurance that we are all as bad and as good, as prickly and as resilient, as any Evensong attendee.

As resilient as the faith of an Indigenous culture at home.

But once the games began, the Giants proved as resilient as they were Sunday, allowing a career year by Manning to carry them until the late-season improvement of the defense caught up.