Sentence examples for resisted seeing from inspiring English sources

"I resisted seeing it, for a while, because I was like, 'Mad Max?

In both cases, French credibility was undermined, so we resisted seeing things from their point of view.

In Beijing, Chinese leaders tried to sell him on their vision of prosperity without freedom, but he resisted, seeing, perhaps, too much uncertainty.

He therefore resisted seeing some core experience as capturing the essential identity of being religious.

Although not exclusive to them, Anglo/Western countries have also resisted seeing the provision of ECCE services as a professional activity, typically limiting the amount of education and training deemed necessary to be an early childhood educator (Moss & Petrie, 2002).

And he thinks that as a result of its strong showing, Academy members who have so far resisted seeing the film for fear of being too disturbed by its content will "reconsider that position".

This is all the more true if the main alternative, higher water prices or special tariffs, are also likely to be strongly resisted (see Dinar 2000).

"Generally we resist seeing art as another financial instrument," Ms. Mitchell-Innes said.

It's important to resist seeing the feminism narrative only in glass-half-empty terms.

Pippi Longstocking is a childhood favourite and who could resist seeing her come to life?

But it is also impossible to resist seeing a group this prominent as a snapshot of the moment.