Sentence examples for to resist concluding from inspiring English sources

We are not constituted to resist concluding.

It is difficult to resist concluding that the continuation of this policy is the result of homophobic stereotypes.

The noted atheist could not resist concluding the evening by presenting a twist on the "Jesus fish" symbol.

I can't resist concluding this column with some kernels of consumption advice accumulated by the prominent scholars Elizabeth W. Dunn, Daniel T. Gilbert and Timothy D. Wilson.

As fond as I am of my own ideas, one should resist concluding too much, too soon, from a single study.

And if a few spectators are initially ambivalent, no one seems able to resist the concluding number: a classy, guitar-heavy cover of Kraftwerk's The Model.

"They fought the best they could until there was no longer a means to resist," the report concluded.

"We propose that the normal, unremarkable experiences associated with everyday living can deplete one's capacity to resist moral temptations," they concluded.

Building something to resist what experts have concluded is a once-in-a-thousand-years event is not cost effective.

Then, recalling that the friendship with Mr. Chirac lay at the heart of Mr. Pinault's ability to resist a settlement, the editorial concluded that "the most grave aspect" was that the financial fragility of Mr. Pinault, "motivated a decision of state of such dimensions".

It's hard to resist reading between the lines, and concluding that dusk was fast approaching for the theory of divine illumination.