Sentence examples for too resilient from inspiring English sources
Britain's is a "resilient economy", in the chancellor's repeated phrase, but apparently not too resilient.
According to cinema, black women are too strong and too resilient to abandon their many obligations.
Our democratic habits are too resilient, and our military and judiciary too independent, for any kind of scenario like that.
Despite all these fault lines, China is not going to collapse; it is far too resilient for that.
In a contest of Big Ten rivals on the upswing, of resurgent programs banned from postseason play, Ohio State proved too steady, too resilient for Penn State.
There will be subtler touches, too: resilient rubber Tuflex floor (instead of cold, hard terrazzo) for the areas where one has to go shoeless.
Seashells have proved resilient, too.
Their political freedoms, too, are proving resilient.
The Earth has proven pretty resilient, too.
"But tonight Japan said, 'We are resilient, too,' " he added.
