Sentence examples for resist believing from inspiring English sources

There have been so many revolutions this spring, so many populist uprisings, and yet, right here, in Europe, is a forgotten country in the grip of what – you'll discount this as hyperbole and will almost certainly resist believing (I did) – is a Stalinist-style reign of terror.

They can't resist believing that this will lead to more growth and more profit," says Porter.

At first, Mr. Tsang resisted, believing his church was "so specific to Austin and the culture of Austin".

Charles resisted, believing that his network had no special comparative advantage to move the needle in this area.

Elizabeth Edwards resisted believing that her husband, John, had fathered a child during an affair and wanted him at her side when she died, a close friend testified.

Insurers are resisting, believing their legal liability would worsen.

You see, for me, I resisted believing in my ability to create what I didn't already have, for so long, that I wound up screwing up my ability to create what I wanted.

Acceptance-based interventions attempt to teach clients to feel emotion and bodily sensations more fully and without avoidance and to notice the presence of thoughts without following, resisting, believing, or disbelieving them [ 7].

Some countries try to resist loans, believing that they reduce a language's identity or "purity," and introduce laws aimed at stopping the influx and form committees to provide native translations.

The Department of Education and Training has resisted this, believing that it would turn schools into even more active centers of political protest.

Maybe someone should have thought 'how are we going to deal with this?' But I don't believe there was no plan for reconstruction - it may have been better organised, but it is taking place". As for the idea that governments would try to avoid troop deaths by employing Aegis in Darfur, "The industry will resist," he believes.