Sentence examples for yet resist from inspiring English sources
Bach's inscrutable notes invite discovery and yet resist permanent solution.
Still, President Kim may yet resist the temptations of a security scare, in favour of reducing tensions with the North.
Yet resist he must if he is to carry out his plans successfully.Money, money, moneyThe chief cause of worry is the economy.
This allows the dough to expand, incorporating the carbon dioxide gas produced by the yeast, and yet resist enough to prevent the bubbles walls thinning to breaking point.
Your article about infants sleeping with parents is another example of how Americans can learn from others in the world yet resist at all turns.
Gi-Wook Shin and Rennie Moon (a Stanford graduate now teaching at Yonsei University in Korea) examine why universities in Korea champion internationalization and aggressively recruit foreign students with diverse ethnic backgrounds, yet resist pursuing a normative agenda that values and respects diversity.
It feels affinity with dreams yet resists the sort of interpretive canons that Freud devised for them.
Yet resisting the urge to gossip can be difficult, especially as there is still so much we don't know about the abuse allegations.
As a textbook example of industrial design that has progressed to keep pace with design trends, with each new model reinterpreting its heritage yet resisting retrograde shifts, the classic, beloved shape of the 911 has endured.
The vague word is less likely to lead you astray than the defined term.We found ourselves cheering Ms Breath's insights... and yet resisting some of her conclusions.
He has been called a visual "griot," an artist heroically appropriating the visual license yet resisting the smooth execution of modernist style, a pioneer looking for forms that were uniquely African American without being drenched in nostalgia or reflexively referential.
