Sentence examples for rarely resists from inspiring English sources

Mr. Mason, obviously a kind, empathetic case worker, occasionally turns sentimental and rarely resists the impulse to cheer.

He understands the lure of risk -- sexual, moral and psychic -- and is disinclined to judge those who succumb to it, in part because he rarely resists it himself.

No matter what audience he's addressing, he rarely resists the temptation to hold forth on what travel -- and travel writing -- is all about.

Although dipping into the warped world of alt-R&B occasionally, her sound is heavily indebted to the 90s – a concoction of Lisa Stansfield, Shakespears Sister and Robin S's Show Me Love – and it rarely resists going full throttle.

As he warms up, he formulates a distinctly Houellebecqian, furtively puritanical world view: Love as a kind of innocence and as a capacity for illusion, as an aptitude for epitomizing the whole of the other sex in a single loved being rarely resists a year of sexual immorality, and never two.

Talbot rarely resists a pun, even if it's a groaner, so a Parisian prostitute named Gigi is a horse, a pigeon informant is called Walter after the film star, and the tyrannical lizard mastermind is a T rex named Tiberius Koenig.

Mr. Giuliani rarely resisted a chance to berate his opponents.

Though ungenerous and vain, he could rarely resist an excuse to be affronted.

(So did Mr Safire; though asinine alliteration was best avoided, when pounding out the punditry he could rarely resist).

Sadly, chancellors after a budget-day headline can rarely resist the temptation to unveil complex new perks.

According to White House colleagues, in economic meetings in the Oval Office Summers can rarely resist challenging or correcting others, even Obama.