Sentence examples for resist the thoughts from inspiring English sources

You do not need to resist the thoughts, but you should not attach to them or dwell on them either.

But Mumford & Sons resist the thought of being standard-bearers.

"I resist the thought that you can target programming at a certain demographic," he said.

I resist the thought that evil walks among us in Astoria.

As much as Travers seethed about her experience in Hollywood, she couldn't resist the thought of a return.

It's hard to resist the thought that a collective tunnel vision took hold during the four-year investigation.

Autumn was modelled by Roger's sister, though it's hard to resist the thought that the apparition represents Evelyn.

Waiting on the windy platform and staring at another magnificent Victorian wall, I found it hard to resist the thought that the real powerhouse had already been and gone, and that second comings were never easy to arrange.

Certainly every time I went to the movies in the past two weeks, the theatres were crowded, and it was impossible to resist the thought that this was the right business to be in when times got tough.

It's hard to resist the thought that Ward was the projection of British fears about sex, the scapegoat who was sacrificed at the start of the low, libidinous decade.

At a certain point it becomes impossible to resist the thought that under all the high talk about the place of boredom in modern life, what Wallace was really writing about was depression.