Sentence examples for resisting good from inspiring English sources

And many on the left are resisting good ideas about school vouchers and job-training with the same sort of scare tactics that they used against welfare reform a decade ago.

Some products just seem to resist good design.

Qualitative research on physically active mothers has shown that recreational sport may allow women to resist good mother ideals that often constrain exercise.

Hence the shilly-shallying over traffic light warning systems for food fat content – the coalition resisted good advice from Europe - or the minimum unit price for alcohol, not to mention the craven attitude displayed over ever-more planning consents for mini-markets in ever smaller towns.

So I put Zahav on my travel to-do list -- who can resist good hummus?

Men cannot resist good food.

But there's something about Man Booker that resists good intentions, and the prize went to a self-confessed literary conman, DBC Pierre, for his novel, Vernon God Little.

"No writer worth his salt can resist a good story, just as no politician can resist making promises he cant keep".

Watch Rudd's inability to resist a good fart sound as Robinson cracks up the whole time.

Kanye West just can't resist a good interruption at an award ceremony, and at last night's Grammys poked fun at the previous controversy over his Taylor Swift interjection by jumping up during Beck's speech.

And it's good to know one of the best players in the world can't resist a good sing-song.