Mr. Stewart was also one of the more stubborn Scrooges, resisting the expression of any real remorse until well into the final spirit's gruesome visit.
The edifying moral sympathy he intended to inculcate was, however, often subverted by a sly erotic interest he could not resist giving expression to.
Mr. Han was said to have resisted such an expression until the second day of the three-day talks.
Being royal in contemporary Britain is all about resisting self-expression, projecting yourself as an archetype, because anything else risks being perceived and discussed as a stereotype.
Equally predictably, the colourful Poulter could not resist, amid expressions of contentment over his highly satisfactory score, taking a post-round dig at the championship organiser, the United States Golf Association.
We have resisted restrictions on religious expressions targeted at Islam that are appearing in other countries across the world.
But Prime Minister Ariel Sharon calls Jerusalem Israel's eternal, undivided capital, and might resist such an expression of alternative sovereignty.
Even ignoring the DCs with high CD86 expression, which resist MHV-68 infection (Fig. 4), CD86 expression was clearly less on the gM-eGFPhi cells compared to gM-eGFP− and gM-eGFPlo.
It fit both men's goal of lifting French-style laicist restrictions on freedom of religious expression that had long been resisted by the military.
These data exceed most previously reported values, probably due to sequences in the genomic DNA that resist silencing of gene expression, possibly in combination with favorable effects on expression provided by the EBV sequences.
