Sentence examples for resists becoming from inspiring English sources

"But Marseille resists becoming bourgeois by its nature.

"The English Patient" is a book that resists becoming a romance.

"Anil's Ghost" (2000) is a book that resists becoming a thriller.

And if anything is clear, it is that China no longer resists becoming emotional.

Mr. Zore recently discussed the changes that might be afoot in the industry, his company's traditional approach to business and why he resists becoming a publicly owned company.

Maintaining his dignity in an environment that seems custom designed to diminish him, Mr. Ruppert, who looks like your favorite high-school math teacher and lives in California with his beloved dog, Rags, resists becoming merely an oddball specimen.

But provider resilience often means resisting becoming too attached: "Not to become attached because they want to talk, they want friends.

It's one of the rules of his Kafkaesque game of alienation with the reader; almost as if he's daring us to become involved, or to resist becoming involved.

However, the Abbey resisted becoming a mouthpiece for the state.

I ask him if he resisted becoming a virtual teacher.

India has long resisted becoming too close to the American military.