Sentence examples for it impossible to resist from inspiring English sources

And despite the fact that I know it to be a ruthless beast, I find it impossible to resist its wily charms.

"Amal has been the subject of very little snark or envy, maybe because we – like George Clooney – find it impossible to resist perfection," Walters continued to crow.

Many New Yorkers, often egged on by tabloid writers, find it impossible to resist thumping their chests and boorishly trashing the other team's hometown.

When the architect John Woolf brought Hollywood Regency into vogue, everyone from Mae West to Ira Gershwin found it impossible to resist.

The vote is symbolic and will not automatically change government policy, although the Home Office may now find it impossible to resist demands for a radical rethink.

The firepower among those red-shirted outside backs is pretty formidable, and for all the intensity and organisation England bring to their defensive work, they may find it impossible to resist.

Equally effusive, Liz Hoggard of The Observer wrote that "it's impossible to resist Blunt's troubadour yearning".

What about that?" "You can find out more about your mom!" Optimism, that peculiar American trait — it was impossible to resist it.

When you feel a bit of skin flaking off, it's impossible to resist picking it.

At a certain point, it becomes impossible to resist asking, What is it that makes the noble ideas embodied in these communities so fragile, and so apparently unattractive?

While it is dangerous to seek symmetries between life and art, it is impossible to resist one connection.