Sentence examples for utterly resistant from inspiring English sources

They saw our disapproval, but they were utterly resistant to it.

Off North May Avenue is a Bank of America branch made of modernistic arches, cables and parabolic concrete, a building utterly resistant to any attempt at classification.

A few people outside the State House doubt, as they can afford to do, that New Jerseyans are utterly resistant to tax increases.

_When I saw Ric recently, he didn't look well._The thing is, too, he was utterly resistant to any medical care at all.

No matter how hard Los Guaraníes tried to find a way through the home defense, they couldn't: like a Fiore monologue, the US proved utterly resistant to being broken down.

They are a little bubble, utterly resistant to change, more often than not hundreds of years old and some even exceeding a millennia.

As beguiling as it is utterly classification-resistant, Laurie Anderson's roving personal essay Heart of a Dog (Dogwoof, E) got a tad lost in cinemas last month, but should be cherished on small screens.

At least one Auerbach scholar wants to take this even further, claiming that Auerbach was "pressing philology in the direction of something utterly unheard: a new resistant, if implicit, Jewish philology".

But a Tamiflu-resistant strain of seasonal H1N1 flu utterly crushed its rivals during the last American flu season, rising to 99percentt of sequenced samples.

It's able to be resistant to viruses as well… It's utterly serverless.

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