Sentence examples for something resilient from inspiring English sources

Yet there was something resilient about Elizabeth Taylor – a fighting spirit belied by her famous good looks.

In Adhiambo's eyes, Margaret identifies "something resilient, or simply persistent"; that is a quality the reader might identify in Margaret, too, and in many of Shreve's heroines.

There's something resilient about her, and I'm pleased she'll finally get her time in the spotlight.

There is something impressively resilient about the German, who is a better driver and less extrovert personality than his Finnish father, Keke, who won the 1982 title by winning just one race.

There may be shifts in hosting arrangements and governance, rebranding and reform processes that are all part of building something strong, resilient and fit for purpose.

It takes time, and practice, and it takes time to build something that is resilient and beautiful.

This latter part involves being resilient, something that mature people exhibit.

But in the process, the party built something more official and resilient.

"The country is pretty resilient – unless something insane happens, like someone launches nuclear weapons – it'll be a real interesting test of our constitutional democracy.

The book is itself an inoculation – it grafts and unites different traditions of the essay, and in doing so creates something stronger and more resilient.

Additionally it should create its urban environments in a way that makes them more resilient when something unexpected occurs.