Sentence examples for resist as from inspiring English sources

Arns and Kabisch wondered why these individuals resist, as well as how they justify that very resistance.

The elegance of hydrogen technology is hard to resist: as Arnason points out, you almost have to believe in it.

Horlock avoids the trap of painting every German occupier as evil and every local as saintly: individuals obey or resist as much as they dare.

Some of Mr. Erlbach's rhymes might make Stephen Sondheim's ears bleed, but the gleeful spirit of the show is hard to resist, as are its saucy entertainers.

It means that parents should resist — as much as possible — the temptation to try and predict where their children's gifts lie.

Even the Power Cube computer, which visually abases itself before the new economy, enlarges the user's capacity to resist as well as to conspire with economic globalization.

These were difficult distortions for other music identification algorithms to resist, as seen in the results for algorithms such as Shazam.

Prominent student leader Joshua Wong told the BBC that they would not resist as long as the authorities only cleared the area mentioned in the injunction.

We have quantitatively studied the dependence of the thermal curing time on the temperature and preexposure UV dose for a 200-nm-thick resist, as shown in Figure9.

Not only will Senate Republican oppose public health insurance en masse, but several key moderate Democrats are likely to resist as well.

Our results showed that Toll-9−/− mutant flies resist as well as control flies to clean injury and to septic injuries performed with either Gram-positive or Gram-negative bacteria (Figure 7).