Sentence examples for to resist something from inspiring English sources

It is difficult to resist something you love.

And the bright colors of Mr. Mizrahi's collection were hard to resist, "something that's fun, something to lighten up, something that you might look at and smile," she said.

It is hard to resist something that in the opera, not the real world, though the Nixons did see a performance inspires Pat Nixon to offer a rifle to a ballerina, encouraged by a corps of dancers in knee socks, uniforms, and toe shoes, with whom she seems to feel a certain fellowship.

Given the high benefit-to-cost ratio of many modern relief agencies, it is hard to resist something like Singer's conclusions about the reformist demands of utilitarianism.

If you're not making enough or don't have a skill that you can see as a career ten years from now, I don't know how you'd be able to resist something else".

The one-bedrooms, starting at around $700,000, were closer to their price range, but they couldn't resist something bigger.

And who can resist something sweet?

How can you resist something you love?

Who could resist something called "supersonic malt, burger and fries"?

Who can resist something cold and refreshing in the heat?

No American could ever resist something that is both deep-fried and skewered on a stick.