Sentence examples for might resist such from inspiring English sources
The modern mind might resist such a portrayal of the man.
But Prime Minister Ariel Sharon calls Jerusalem Israel's eternal, undivided capital, and might resist such an expression of alternative sovereignty.
And it's true that either the owners or the players, or both, might resist such a change.
He'd had an earlier chance, too, when Senator Tom Cotton, Republican of Arkansas, asked him, "Can you talk to us about how you might resist such pressure if you receive it from the White House?" "I sure can," Carter said.
A6 New News Curbs in Russia The lower house of Parliament voted 231-to-106 to bar the news media from reporting any information that might hamper the conduct of counterterrorism operations or might support resisting such operations.
(Schiller might have resisted such lines as: "She's spent too long on her back").
Otherwise, people who want to resist such openness, particularly in Russia, might quietly kill this initiative.Underneath all this, though, the signs are more positive.
How can we expect mere legislators to resist such titanic forces, knowing that a vote against powerful interests might well cost them their seats?
Some might even be inclined to blame Beck, Hannity, and the rest of their right-wing broadcasting colleagues, but they should resist such temptation.
Should composers resist such labels?
How can Clegg resist such blandishments?
