Sentence examples for call to resist from inspiring English sources

Mosque preachers joined Mr. Erdogan's call to resist.

For most of them, the response is a call to resist the tides of distraction and to zero in on matters of great importance.

Clearly, although times have changed, this dynamic has not.What has changed is that the call to resist now inspires unprecedented enthusiasm, galvanising many disparate political streams at once, secular and nationalist as well as Islamist.

Her call to resist a "well-financed, well co-ordinated, savvy movement that has developed brilliant techniques of manipulation" sounds as conspiratorial as some of her countrymen's call to arms against a Zionist invasion by the United Nations.

Her new book, "Saving Leonardo: A Call to Resist the Secular Assault on Mind, Morals and Meaning", presents a case for Christianity as the best counterweight to the secular, anti-God views of Western culture.

The Shias and Sunnis in Iraq may be fighting each other for dominance, but the call to "resist" the American occupiers and the weak (though elected) government they sponsor wins passionate followers to both camps.

Leaving aside the terrorist groups that have continued to mount sporadic attacks on Americans in the region, non-violent movements, such as the Muslim Brotherhood, have issued calls to resist America's perceived drive for hegemony.

Guevara's repeated calls to resist were noted by supporters of the coup, and he was marked for murder.

Bailey, who is setting out his "mission" for the FCA this week, was called upon to resist political inference.

I strongly doubt that Dietrich Bonhoeffer was happy that God called him to resist the Nazi regime.

It might also, ironically, be called addictive try to resist reading it in a single sitting.