Sentence examples for resistant voices from inspiring English sources
"That means empowering all actors in the global south," she says "not just the girls, but also community leaders and resistant voices so as to persuade them that girls education is good for all of us".
Israel is resistant to these voices and should not be limited to accessing them.
This result has significance, as previously it has been documented that decision-makers reveal an inclination to shy away from disinvestment decisions due to their allotting weight to the voices of resistant, vocal minorities [ 12].
The international border at Heathrow felt more permeable than the one at JFK; the London broadsheets were more open to dissenting voices and more resistant to patriotic self-censorship than newspapers in the US; and the naturalisation process in the land of Buckingham Palace was – much to my surprise – considerably less tortuous than in the land of the Statue of Liberty.
Treatment-Resistant Depression, Part One.
It is resistant to water and dust and offers voice-based turn-by-turn directions while the user is on foot or in a vehicle (although it does not pronounce street names).
The polished stuff through which these narratives are conveyed is as resistant and as transparent as glass, and the voice that speaks over it is at once thoroughly jaded and irresistibly compelling.
A strain of "super-gonorrhoea" first detected in Leeds last year and highly resistant to medication has spread, prompting medical professionals on Sunday to voice their "huge concern".
It's water resistant up to 30 meters and has a built-in microphone for voice replies and notes.
And listening to opera on the radio may also have helped create a false image of opera as a voice-driven aural art form and hence cultivated an operatic sensibility resistant to opera as live theater, especially innovative theater.
Instead, Sanders had given voice to a grassroots movement both unsatisfied with the political status quo and resistant to the thuggish white nationalism of Trump, he argued.
