Sentence examples for resisters to from inspiring English sources
Direct talks with the rank and file reduced the resisters to a handful.
Mildred used her work as an English instructor to recruit resisters to travel abroad to assist potential émigrés.
In the late 1960's, he came to Austin, Tex., to recruit resisters to the Vietnam War.
The reforms have been applied hesitantly, unevenly and inefficiently, but the resisters to change are now, for the first time, on the defensive.
That's why I can't wait to play the new version of the game with my own children: Monopoly Live might just prove a wonderful incubator of little resisters to the stale and broken ideas we keep trotting out about our level American playing field of dreams.
"The decision of Canada to allow American Vietnam War resisters to take refuge here was an opportunity for Canada to stake out its new autonomy," said John Hagan, a draft resister in 1969 who now is a dual citizen and teaches sociology and law at Northwestern University and the University of Toronto.
Von Cramm emerges as an elegant resister to the Reich, a persecuted homosexual who is clearly more interesting to the author than the bland, prodigiously talented Budge.
She's a brat and a canny rebel, a poser and a naïf, a resister to a world that keeps trying to reduce her to jailbait prey.
From Vietnam War resister to coal miner, musician, art professional and youth mentor, he spent his life fulfilling his intense curiosity and reinventing himself at every opportunity.
The satirical video appearance, sent to a political dinner on Monday night and later posted on YouTube, was Mr. Paterson's attempt to portray himself as a resister to the dysfunction of Albany.
Resistance in the form of intellectual judgment rarely results in learning and more often than not condemns the resister to an unconscious form of self-imprisoned ignorance.
