Sentence examples for resist a challenge from inspiring English sources

He can't resist a challenge.

So she is not one to resist a challenge.

Many men wanted to defend themselves against the charge that their fragile egos resist a challenge.

At the Chateau Marmont there is a Ping-Pong table, and DiCaprio is unable to resist a challenge.

"It's very difficult to resist a challenge," he says, and his failure to make this particular story work only sharpened his sense of that challenge.

Then again, the blue-haired Carthy, also something of a visionary, has never been one to resist a challenge, or sidestep an opportunity to test herself – or her audience – and take liberties with traditional music.

First, Lukaku had the strength to keep his feet in accepting a pass in his own half, resisting a challenge from Per Mertesacker in which the Arsenal captain sold himself far too easily.

Denman has never resisted a challenge like that and he hauled himself back into contention with three to jump but could do no more as the effect of all the lost lengths caught up with him.

As for Mr. Berger, when Mr. Craft, who had his own reasons for resisting a challenge to the memoirs on which he had collaborated, remarked to him that he found the vogue of octatonic analysis "tiresome," Mr. Berger (according to Mr. Craft's own memoirs) "chimed in with 'So do I.

By acting to unify the nation, he would better be able to resist a primary challenge in 2004 from Senator Hillary Clinton.

Chlamydomonas exhibits an acclimation response to O2, in which exposure to a sublethal dose of O2 leads to changes in nuclear gene expression that enable cells to resist a subsequent challenge with higher levels of O2 (Ledford et al., 2007).