Sentence examples for heart to resist from inspiring English sources

For one thing, it would take a hard heart to resist Mr. Acito's candy-flavored melodies.

Small portions of the letter have been released to the media over the past few weeks, which test the resolve of even the most committed believer in the iceberg technique: "Please do the necessary things to stop production of the book... If the book were to be published as it is in its present edited form, I may never write another story". It would take a hard heart to resist that.

Aon says that fatty acids appear to improve the exchange of energy within cells and also help the heart to resist the negative effects of reactive oxygen species, or ROS.

Moreno warned that even leaders with "good hearts" can fail to resist the pull of absolute power.

A transatlantic musical campaign whose eccentric heart makes it hard to resist.

Yanique also offers a look inside the tragedies and heartbreaks of oceanside dwellers, but her tale is shot through with a strain of irrepressible joy and human heart that is impossible to resist.

And though in our puritan heart of hearts we are almost certain to resist admitting it to ourselves, we are each of us nonetheless aware of how readily what we mean to be good becomes, seemingly (but never quite) of its own accord, bad.

But the book's heart and humour are hard to resist.

It would take a heart (or ear) of stone to resist George Perle, whose two pieces, written in 1946 (the "Lyric Piece" for cello and piano) and 2004 (the solo "BassoonMusic"), were the highlights of the evening, both sophisticated and, in the case of "Lyric Piece," outrageously gorgeous.

Young people are the beating heart of this current movement to resist this administration.

This new technology could make big live events more immersive but could it also help advertisers understand our hearts and make us helpless to resist the products they are pitching?