Sentence examples for pretty resistant to from inspiring English sources

For all the nation's woes, Aspen seems pretty resistant to them.

Mr. Assad's backers in Iran, Russia and elsewhere also seem pretty resistant to Obama-induced chills.

"With all due respect to the drivers, they're pretty resistant to any change," Barfield said.

People are pretty resistant to moving: there are language and cultural barriers, people have friends and families, their children in schools, and more.

Apparently, the dentistry world was pretty resistant to them and there were problems at first with them getting discoloured, being too soft, and needing to be replaced.

Can it be the movement of thought, of time and experience?" "I feel like dance has been pretty resistant to appropriation, certainly compared to visual art and film," he added.

And these bags are vacuum cooled; that little froggy had to be pretty resistant".

This virus is pretty resistant.

That thing is pretty resistant, but explosives are it's weakness.

Saffron is somewhat more resistant to heat.

Why do the Republicans stand firmly resistant to discussing or negotiating over pretty good -- and essential -- ideas?