Sentence examples for somehow resistant to from inspiring English sources

Although a long-time admirer of James Kelman and Alasdair Gray, he says he had been "somehow resistant" to publishing Scottish work.

Quite a number of Americans yesterday expressed an almost defiant life-will-go-on determination that seemed both admirably American and somehow resistant to the full meaning of Sept. 11.

"Hard to describe," he wrote, "it was really more of a faint, dull metallic clank in a relentless rhythm that seemed somehow resistant to all the many other rhythms emanating from the stage".

Hard to describe, it was really more a faint, dull metallic clank in a relentless rhythm that seemed somehow resistant to all the many other rhythms emanating from the stage.

But the comingling of national traits makes the city itself somehow resistant to national stereotype, so that even if you find yourself playing the game of teasing out Italian and Austrian elements, you'll end up shrugging your shoulders and agreeing that the ambience is originale.

Is there any reason to suspect that individuals with type 1 diabetes who receive an islet transplant are somehow resistant to calcineurin inhibitor induced nephrotoxicity?

Type 2 diabetics produce insulin, but their bodies have somehow become resistant to it.

Despite this, the bacteria have somehow become resistant to 18 types of antibiotics, including drugs considered to be a "last resort" for fighting infections.

This remains as true and somehow as resistant to comprehension in some quarters as it was when he said it in 1984.

If it were only clonal type I strains at play, the evolutionary argument that natural hosts must somehow be resistant to such strains would be much less meaningful (type 1 strains are less than 5% of all strains encountered in the wild).

Detoxification of these slurries can be achieved by the polymerization of these phenols catalyzed by laccase [ 18], although some of them (vanillin) are somehow resistant [ 19].