Sentence examples for resist becoming from inspiring English sources

It's one of the rules of his Kafkaesque game of alienation with the reader; almost as if he's daring us to become involved, or to resist becoming involved.

He urged his colleagues to resist becoming "technicians to our patients' desires".

There is a wonderful moment when Alice declares her intention to resist becoming a "dull" adult.

You can wrap and transport the sandwich, as the toasted bread will resist becoming soggy for a few hours.

But to my fellow eccentrics and creatives, I say: do not be disheartened, resist becoming like them.

They were also clear on the need to resist becoming wholly subservient to the economic system that sustains art production.

But provider resilience often means resisting becoming too attached: "Not to become attached because they want to talk, they want friends.

However, the Abbey resisted becoming a mouthpiece for the state.

I ask him if he resisted becoming a virtual teacher.

India has long resisted becoming too close to the American military.

And if anything is clear, it is that China no longer resists becoming emotional.