Sentence examples for clearly resisting from inspiring English sources

The Taliban insurgents "are clearly resisting hard, but they are losing in the overwhelming number of engagements," he said.

Whether his weekly column was on writing clearly, resisting tyranny or making tea, he always made it sound like a matter of life and death.

He pointed out that Yeung's effort to appoint directors was brought to light by the BIHL board, which is clearly resisting.

He doesn't sob but he gets choked up; he is clearly resisting crying.

He's clearly resisting the narrative, and refuses to get het up in the fascination over such trivial matters of "hockey moms" and Downs Syndrome as effectors on the race: "In the end, this is going to be McCain versus Obama".

"They would clearly resist efforts to be protectionist.

The union will clearly resist that effort, and has its own ideas for altering the business model.

K.M.: It could be interesting to go ahead and try to pinpoint a project like this that so clearly resists being categorized.

Congressional Republicans will clearly resist the ambitious domestic agenda that Mr. Clinton is expected to lay out Thursday in his final State of the Union address.

'I couldn't answer that.' Fortier and Johnson's working relationship is a good one and she would clearly resist attempts to press him into service on the front benches.

"They singled out this village because it had clearly resisted and had expelled the Taliban by force," said Afrasiab Khattak, head of the Awami National Party in the province, which now leads the provincial government after defeating incumbent religious parties with ties to militants in February elections.