Sentence examples for resist the implications from inspiring English sources
When people encountered "dissonant messages" – findings that challenged their views – they were more likely to rate the site negatively, to resist the implications of the information they read there and to express distrust of the scientific community in general.
By focusing on inference to the best explanation, Saatsy 2007 also resists the implication that scientific realism forces a commitment to mathematical Platonism.
Hobbes resists the implication of a higher-order account of consciousness in his objections to Descartes's Mediations (cf. CSM II, 122 123 / AT VII 173; for discussion of the relation of Hobbes and Descartes on the topic of consciousness, see Ross 1988).
No wonder we resist the disease's implications and perverse logic, for that way leads to nihilism and despair.
This has implications for our understanding of why some people cannot resist the temptation to free ride, even when facing possible punishment for their actions.
Either way, it's hard to resist the temptation (for an ad nerd like me, anyway) to go digging for the commercial's potential implications.
Few Mexicans resist the temptation.
Who could resist the spell?
They cannot resist the passion.
Who could resist the combination?
