Sentence examples similar to it resists adaptation from inspiring English sources
These social connections resist adaptation and make the pleasure we get from our experiences endure.
The new age has been slow to dawn on Washington, where cultural genomes stubbornly resist adaptation.
Firstly, a linear analysis is carried out to dimension the structure and check that it resists according to the established regulations, the Technical Building Code (CTE), the national adaptation of the Eurocodes (ECs).
It resists bureaucratic subversion.
It resists visual access.
"It resists description," Rifky said.
It resisted radicalism and militancy.
The Krays is a story that resists plausible adaptation because they made caricatures of themselves before anyone else could, though the Monty Python team made satiric mincemeat of them with their enduringly brilliant Doug and Dinsdale Piranha sketch only months after the trial.
And yet, although authors working in a number of genres have revisited the plots and characters of Greek tragedy — from Ovid's playful verse epic Metamorphoses, in the first century A.D., to "Mourning Becomes Electra," Eugene O'Neill's 1931 updating of the Oresteia narrative to the Civil War era — the genre has tended to resist novelistic adaptation.
