Sentence examples for feeling resistance from inspiring English sources

Are you feeling resistance?" I was: I was psychologically opposed to a rackety leg.

"If you are feeling resistance," he writes, you should "ALWAYS BE ESCALATING!" In section seven, he arrives at what escalation means — sex.

They know theres a point where "big" becomes "too big" — so now they're just tip-toeing up to the line until they start feeling resistance.

The lack of public awareness regarding the role of emergency responders, as well as the differences in culture, religion, and language between patients and emergency responders resulted in paramedics feeling resistance from bystanders on-scene.

Trump also may have been feeling resistance from within his own party.

When you are feeling resistance, take out your journal and write down your thoughts to clear your mind.

The lack of liquidity means prices can jerk quickly higher without feeling the resistance from the normal number of sellers.

The pedalling felt slightly uphill and feeling of resistance varied depending on how much electricity I was generating and how many people were cycling.

When the 777 slows, the yoke gets heavier, as if the pilot is feeling the resistance on the plane's wings increase.

Mr. Fogelin quotes Kant, who described a dove who "cleaving the air in her free flight, and feeling its resistance, might imagine that its flight would be still easier in empty space".

Here I sit, feeling the resistance.