Sentence examples for resisted from from inspiring English sources
"resisted from" is not correct and usable in written English
If you want to express resistance, use the phrase "resisted (doing something)." For example, "I resisted from taking out a loan."
Believing that the more recounting is done, the better Mr. Gore will do, his campaign has resisted from the start the efforts of the Bush campaign to limit recounting.
Any limit on house price rises would be resisted from those who remain in negative equity in some parts of the country.
However I believe there should be diplomatic engagement, which President Bush has resisted from the very beginning.
The same socializing and etiquette he would have resisted from me, he cheerfully accepted from his coaches.
In the case of the "war on terror" that Lee resisted from the start, what spiraled out of control was endless and boundless war.
Although supported at local level, unification was resisted from the beginning at district level and above.
She was very close to him, giving him advice that children resist from their own parents.
Journalism has an inbuilt inclination toward strife that it is as well to resist from time to time.
Not far away, the Lacandón Maya defied pacification throughout the Hispanic period, resisting from remote jungle and mountain refuges along the Usumacinta River.
Control, for Packer, appears to be an end in itself — yet one that he also appears to resist from within (most literally, as one particularly uneasy scene shows).
But Modi's message may well prove difficult to resist: "From snake-charmers, we are now a nation of mouse-charmers.
