Sentence examples for really resist from inspiring English sources

He should really resist smoke machines.

But I couldn't really resist it, so I went on the second day".

Although Walcott trimmed the deficit on the verge of the interval, Arsenal could not really resist here.

To take one example—with the statistical service subordinate to the economics ministry, will it really resist the temptation to massage economic data?

Quigg recently blogged an event at a bar in Seattle, at which Jonathan Lethem discussed his new novel, "Chronic City," and had a nice exchange with the bartender (Holly) about his favorite "guilty" reads: "Well, I really resist the phrase 'guilty pleasures' because I think all pleasures are guilty.

"They really resist opening up the books.

I was really resisting it.

"Ray really resisted this whole thing of being dubbed a minimalist," she said.

"I really resisted it," Ms. LeCompte said in a recent interview.

It is important to acknowledge who really resisted the Nazis in Europe's darkest times.

"I've really, really resisted turning into an armchair commentator on the BBC, which I had a wonderful time at".