Sentence examples for one could resist from inspiring English sources
Later on, I decided this must be how Old Etonians got on with girls, as if no one could resist them.
Many claim that no one could resist gratification for mere freedom and privacy.
The old battle songs were now incitements to party, and no one could resist.
No one could resist sticking a finger to the clay, treating it as a touchstone of their time travel.
Such depressing conditions led Lu Xun to formulate the idea that one could resist social darkness only when he was pessimistic about the society.
One day I could resist them no longer.
One could easily resist Christianity on the basis of its historical treatment of women, LGBT folk and minorities -- but we could only do this once we come into a state of denial of feminist theologies and churches, LGBT and queer theology and the liberation theologies that have emerged from minority communities.
One is free if one could have resisted the motives on which one did in fact act, provided there had been good reasons so to do.
Read it out loud - the language is fabulous; no one could possibly resist joining in.
President Clinton, for one, could not resist telling President Jiang Zemin of China, as they sat down to lunch, what a softball interview the Chinese leader had with CBS's "60 Minutes".
