Sentence examples for it can be resisted from inspiring English sources
"I don't see how it can be resisted now.
They have decided that if same-sex marriage can't be stopped in the name of "society" it can be resisted in the name of religious freedom.
It can be resisted by raw feel theorists, as well as by non-raw feel theorists who fall short of attributing propositional contents to experiences.
While there is some controversy over whether this grace is sufficient for redemption and whether it can be resisted [Rist, 1972, pp. 228ff.], Augustine makes clear that it is as much a necessary condition as it is unmerited and inscrutable.
However, if this is the principle operative in the arguments, it seems they can be resisted (Falvey & Owens 1994).
Noncoercive oppression can be resisted, although it is often not easy to do so.
"Any human power can be resisted and changed by human beings," says Ursula K Le Guin.
Howard's novels can be resisted by those who see the surface and find it bourgeois.
