Sentence examples for resist changing from inspiring English sources

Socially conservative voters will resist changing their spots.

But fishermen are cussed creatures, who tend to resist changing their ways.

Yet many players are also superstitious and resist changing their equipment, bats included.

Yet, there on Page 249 of Twain's copy of Kipling's "Departmental Ditties, Barrack-Room Ballads and Other Verses," Twain could not resist changing "heaved" to "hove".

Some of his customers resist changing their "permanent" antifreeze, even though their owners' manuals specify that it should be flushed every three to five years.

And while other countries would undoubtedly resist changing a global trading system that puts Americans at a severe disadvantage, we have enormous leverage, in the form of the world's largest market.

Such, perhaps, is the most drastic choice available to the revolutionary: if you want to change the world, and it resists changing, then you might consider bidding it farewell.

Agencies have typically resisted changing their ratings on a frequent basis, so changes, when they occur, tend to be belated, widespread, and big.

The Russians initially resisted changing ABM.

Congress has always resisted changing that".

Democrats and trial lawyers have traditionally resisted changing the law, saying patients need legal recourse when they are injured.