Sentence examples for resilient about from inspiring English sources

He was very resilient about any changes I told him I wanted to make.

Annuals teach you how to be resilient about what's going to happen.

Yet there was something resilient about Elizabeth Taylor – a fighting spirit belied by her famous good looks.

"We were all a bit emotional and upset – but he took pains to assure us that he is very strong and resilient about the whole matter.

There is something impressively resilient about the German, who is a better driver and less extrovert personality than his Finnish father, Keke, who won the 1982 title by winning just one race.

There's something resilient about her, and I'm pleased she'll finally get her time in the spotlight.

She regurgitates botched reporting that was debunked years ago, exhuming resilient myths about jock-targeting and the Trench Coat Mafia.

One of the most resilient myths about Tibet, Schell points out, is that it has "managed to remain apart from the compromised outside world".

I am grateful that WiSci has shaped me to be competitive, resilient, passionate about what I believe in, but most importantly, to be more open minded about trying new things.

Thought to be at the centre of one of the most resilient misunderstandings about research, the therapeutic misconception describes the belief that the purpose of a clinical trial is to benefit the individual patient rather than gather data to develop scientific knowledge (National Bioethics Advisory Commission referenced in [ 81]).

(It probably will — a sport can die, but sports clichés are about as resilient as a Twinkie.