Sentence examples for really resistant from inspiring English sources

And John can be really resistant.

"Some people at the museum were really resistant".

Jennie really, really wanted a dog, and I was really, really, really resistant.

"I told them I was really scared because I had this baby at home and a partner who was really resistant," says Chris.

Its sells a popular and powerful herbicide, Roundup, alongside the only seeds that are really resistant to it: soybeans named Roundup Ready, for which it charges twice the price of normal seeds.

"My experience in trying to bring the Palestinian narrative to campus is that people are really resistant to hear about it," he said "They either ignore it or dismiss it as being anti-Semitic or against the existence of Israel".

Some people really are resistant to accepting this exponential perspective, and they're very smart people.

The EHF is aware of that still many challenges are on the road in identifying which patients are really treatment resistant and to what degree.

Juurlink says if doctors up the dose of these painkillers to the level the government is taking aim at, the patient has really become resistant to them, and something else should be tried.

To those who cannot open their minds to the mounting evidence that psychedelics can be healing, one might ask: Who is really "treatment-resistant"?

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