Sentence examples for defying change from inspiring English sources

And I found there lines that address Haigh's doubt about what love means as the self hangs on in there, defying change.

Scott-Irvine is one of several campaigners trying to defy change.

A bride's joy defies change:                Shall I be let to sleep Now this perpetual morning shares my bed?

Conversely, the architecture in Ray Germann's classic details of New York City seems to defy change, asserting its sovereignty over unruly nature.

Even the building, a former hospital built by the Belgian authorities in the 1960s and then offered to NATO, defies change.

A bride's joy defies change: **{:.break one} **                Shall I be let to sleep Now this perpetual morning shares my bed?

How long this process would take to play out is anyone's guess, dependent mostly on how fast the Murdoch sons tried to change things and how tolerant they would be if Ailes defied such changes.

The Obama administration has made a first installment on its $3bn pledge to help poor countries fight climate change – defying Republican opposition to the president's environmental plan.

Gingrich is the rare politician who can dissemble without a hint of physical change, defying Mark Twain's maxim that man is the only animal that blushes — or needs to.

For if there is despair in a long history of tragedy, there is also great reason for hope in the lives of the many Mexicans chronicled here who have uncovered secrets and forced change, defying the legend of Huitzilopochtli.

Once he sprinted for a ball way beyond the tramlines and caught it so perfectly that it hurtled past Malisse with an angle-defying change of direction.