Sentence examples for resisting every from inspiring English sources
Labour might get a short-term boost in the polls by resisting every cut.
They also had no way through, Madrid waiting, resisting, every ball into the box sent sailing out again.
After failing to be a reader's writer, Green failed to become a teacher's pet, his work stubbornly resisting every label.
Unions and small opposition parties, which talk of toppling what they call the "bourgeois system," have been merciless in resisting every reform.
It's not easy for a 51-year-old singer to impersonate a teenager, but Ms. Hong was convincing and true, resisting every temptation to overplay.
Like a bewildered baby, Ms. Shartzer plays the spasmodically destructive, slowly decomposing horror in Patrick's bathtub with unnerving sweetness, resisting every opportunity to overact.
Q — Why will he resist every attempt to encroach?
When the Lakers visited Chicago in November, Jackson resisted every invitation to reminisce.
It's an all-too-real danger, one that must be resisted every single day.
The GOP leadership has resisted every opportunity to kill the idea.
For decades, Random House, Beauvoir's US publisher, resisted every suggestion that the translation was flawed.
