Sentence examples for resisting somebody from inspiring English sources
If other women might have been more wary, instead she reveals: "I've never had a problem resisting somebody that I knew was going to break my heart.
Courageous--that's true--but who can resist somebody who can take a deep interest on important matters and also take action to help create a sea change?
Nobody can resist somebody who's delighted to see them.
If you think, following the dictionary definition of essentialism, that the essence of rabbitness is "prior to" the existence of rabbits (whatever "prior to" might mean, and that's a nonsense in itself) evolution is not an idea that will spring readily to your mind, and you may resist when somebody else suggests it.
And then I said, really, if somebody resists these powerful group pressures, don't they qualify as heroes?
From the standpoint of simple safety, if you were to encounter somebody who is armed not a police officer, just somebody who is armed telling you what to do would you start resisting?
"Don't ever resist getting to know somebody because they look different than you do," John and Jan told them often.
If you're having trouble resisting the impulse to walk over to the office next door to let somebody have it, just keep on walking.
"If somebody is fighting with the police and they end up getting shot, I guarantee you, there is a point where the officer gave lawful orders and you have to stop resisting," says one.
