Sentence examples for resisting from from inspiring English sources

Not far away, the Lacandón Maya defied pacification throughout the Hispanic period, resisting from remote jungle and mountain refuges along the Usumacinta River.

They represent the political and social perspectives that the writers of the left were resisting, from the 1920s to well past the second world war.

Even if you lose the first battle, you fight on, and by resisting from the outset, you shape the conditions of that struggle.

Asian American and Pacific Islander women and gender non-conforming people will continue to fight against policies that compromise our communities and we are resisting from the grassroots all the way to Congress.

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.

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.

The larger your network, the savvier you are and the more likely you can work with others to resist – from rent hikes to local bin collections.

A doctor blade is used to remove excessive resist from the roller mold as it rotates.

Any limit on house price rises would be resisted from those who remain in negative equity in some parts of the country.