Sentence examples for resisted this conclusion from inspiring English sources

The commissioner of the metropolitan police, Sir Paul Condon, staunchly and steadfastly resisted this conclusion.

I believe that many scholars of abortion have resisted this conclusion because they find it difficult to entertain the possibility that these conservatives might be agents in progressive history.

Some of Suárez's interpreters have resisted this conclusion, arguing that, for him, although consent creates the state, it does not directly cause political obligation.

And while some philosophers (e.g. Churchland 1988, cf. Fodor 1988) have resisted this conclusion, some social scientists of knowledge have attempted to restate a constructionist view in ways that allow that Fodor may be correct.

There is an obvious reason to resist this conclusion.

There are two ways of resisting this conclusion, each of which has two versions.

We PODS sufferers have tried our best to resist this conclusion.

The administration resists this conclusion, just as it took the Bush administration a while to recognize that Social Security reform, and the larger privatization dream, was dead.

There are, of course, those who will resist this conclusion, in part out of loyalty to Mr. Scorsese, a director to whom otherwise hard-headed critics are inclined to extend the benefit of the doubt.

Many resist this conclusion.

Many physicists and philosophers resist this conclusion.