irresistible znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady irresistible

• The discussion of freedom is no less full of gaps and problems, and the tendency to ungenerous caricature of opponents again proves irresistible.

• The temptation to pass by a difficult and controversial sense - and a mere variation of a well-attested scientific one at that - may have proved irresistible.

• Each section is liberally illustrated and paints an irresistible picture.

• The notions of ' hybridity' and ' mongrelisation' may have become clichés of post-colonial literature, but a related concept is irresistible in this context.

• Immigrants and their languages worldwide are similarly subjected to seemingly irresistible social, political, and economic pressures.

• It reflects an irresistible trend in the academy toward spurning unified schemes and hierarchies of every kind.

• The logic of the state was not as irresistible as the logic of the market.

• This habit seemed to be very strong and irresistible, and contributed to the tightening of her lips when playing in the higher register.