Sentence examples for resist the fact from inspiring English sources

When an acute period hits, it's easy to resist the fact that it's happening.

Who can resist the fact that two dozen pure white rider kittens were subsequently used to soothe her?

(Dear British Dental Association: will this do?) Breakfast with Socrates: The Philosophy of Everyday Life by Robert Rowland Smith (Profile, £12.99) As with the airport and the dentist's waiting room, so with the gym, where one sees "bodies attempting to resist the fact that they are bodies – that is, natural entities bound one day to give up the ghost".

I mourn and resist the fact that I need to talk to my young children about the racism that will be directed toward them, but I also know that it's the only way to prepare them and validate their experience.

In terms of information warfare affecting the will to resist, the fact that an MSNBC and Fox News host both publicly advocated against self-expression and in favor of the North Korean position says something about the effectiveness of the alleged North Korean attack.

The executive director of the Refugee and Immigration Legal Centre, David Manne, said it was important for Australia to "resist the fact-defying myths contained in Carr's comments, and not use them as an excuse to retreat from our international obligations".

In old age, Ali became a universal icon -- one whose legend at times stubbornly resisted the facts of his complicated legacy.

There are too many good reasons why we humans resist the many sad facts of climate disruption, the "global weirding".

The image of a troupe of Pythonesque ministers pacing the highway might be hard to resist, but the fact that Eratosthenes concluded the circumference to be 50 times that distance (when it is actually 47.9 times the distance) is not to be laughed at.

"It raises great passions and lots of people don't speak to each other". "It's something that at least half the archeologists in America will resist, despite the fact that MacNeish has excellent credentials," said anthropologist Russell Barber of Cal State San Bernardino.

This is a historical fact, though much of the Burman majority resist this fact.