Sentence examples for powerfully resist from inspiring English sources

There you join the ranks of the other remaining humans to begin rebuilding civilization, an expansion that the local flora and fauna powerfully resist.

"The best president," Mr. Khamenei said on Monday, speaking to students at a military academy, "is the one who powerfully resists the enemy and will turn the Islamic republic into an international example for the oppressed people of the world".

There is, in the end, a powerfully American reason to resist the establishment of a national surveillance network: the cameras are not consistent with the values of an open society.

Judith Bettina sang it powerfully, but after a few moments it was hard to resist tuning out the vocal line (or trying to) and concentrating on Mr. Babbitt's iridescent instrumental writing.

More reserved than her companions, the belle of them all (Aurélie Dupont) tries to resist the sardonic seducer (Laurent Hilaire) to whom she is powerfully attracted.

And yet few people, it seems, were able to resist his charm, warmth and the exhilarating intensity of his conversation.He was powerfully attractive to men and women alike and many (though not all) of those who knew him felt brightened and warmed by his presence.

Though people are aware that injustice is destructive of social cooperation and so ultimately detrimental to their own interests, this knowledge will not enable them to resist such strong temptation, because of an inherent human weakness: we are more powerfully drawn to a near-term good even when we know we will pay for it with the loss of a greater long-term good.

Pirates resist.

Resist it.

Why resist?

Photo resist.