Sentence examples for deliberately resisted from inspiring English sources
Until recently the family had deliberately resisted publicising his capture for fear that it might put him in danger.
Having won, albeit narrowly, in Brisbane the temptation to stick rather than twist has been deliberately resisted, with unforced changes at blindside flanker, scrum-half and right wing.
In a scene in an early episode, in which Jaymes takes a long walk with an old flame, Britton deliberately resisted some lines in which her character expressed fears about being old.
But he has deliberately resisted leveling any personal attacks on the governor, even as other Democrats say they hope he more forcefully challenges Mr. Christie for the sake of the party.
Yet Wright deliberately resisted allowing the paintings to overwhelm the rooms in which they were displayed, preferring to work in corners and other peripheral spaces in order to heighten the interplay between the art and its unique environment.
The apprentice learns his craft by studying the chefs — some of whom, however, deliberately resist study.
The apprentice learns his craft by studying the chefs—some of whom, however, deliberately resist study.
By keeping the design process open, the Living Breakwaters project deliberately resists the closure that is so characteristic of completed design thinking solutions.
The group was surprised to find that the Exploratorium deliberately resists screen-based exhibits, remaining committed to tangible user experiences that cannot be replicated by a digital device at home.
At Isa, Taavo Somer (the restaurateur and scene-maker behind Freemans and Peels) has taken a highly personal approach to the space, and, like a teen-ager's bedroom, it deliberately resists being understood.
Updated at 7.15pm BST 6.19pm BST We're deliberately resisting bringing you too many Wire references too early in this blog, and instead refer you to a scene from one of author David Simon's earlier works of genius - Homicide, Life on the Street, featuring one John Waters, and with reference to one Edgar Allan Poe.
