Sentence examples for resist yourself from inspiring English sources

Competing with the Europeans, by being more sophisticated, is to resist yourself.

You have to resist yourself: doing nothing is a greater form of discipline.

It can be hard to resist comparing yourself or your child to a student who received an offer of admission.

Still, you admired Ms. Thomas's strong conception, and it was hard to resist immersing yourself in her intelligent and technically impressive music.

If you want to take edible gifts home or you can't resist them yourself, drop in at Kilwin's Ice Cream, Chocolates and Fudge Shop (No. 809; 954-523-8338; kilwins.com).

It is very difficult to resist comparing yourself to others.

If you are a social smoker, please make an effort this year to not participate in activities where you know you won't be able to resist or get yourself in situations where the likelihood of lighting up is high.

You can't really resist and tell yourself just… it's not so simple.

If they threaten to beat you up, try to resist without getting yourself into serious trouble.

To help yourself resist the urge to contact them, delete, delete, delete!

"Resist means to control yourself and stop yourself from doing something you really want to do," McKlellan tells the blue puppet.