Sentence examples for because it resists either from inspiring English sources

Kushner, though, is anything but politically cynical, and her novel is an achievement precisely because it resists either paranoid connectedness or knowing universalism.

Because it resists magnetism, the movement needs no regulator mechanism.

Earthquake prediction invites debate partly because it resists definition.

The exhibit explains that the heavier ball goes faster because it resists air drag.

But the fragile, maniacal human machinery of this ghostly corps thrills in large part because it resists anchoring.

The document said the metal was mostly zirconium, which is often used in atomic reactors because it resists corrosion.

Chrome plating has been cheap to do, it ends up harder than steel and it is extremely durable because it resists corrosion.

For example, Popper famously complained that psychoanalysis could not be scientific because it resists falsification.

Use a quality latex acrylic for house painting, because it resists mildew more than other types of paint.

But in 2004 the government of Gujarat refused to hand over its lions, presumably because it resisted losing a big draw for tourists.

It resists because, as the game's economic powerhouse, it can.