And it's hard to resist the allure of a marathon.
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Sometimes it's hard to resist the appeal of fast food.
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We get it, cheapskates, free food is hard to resist.
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I find it hard to resist commenting on Trump's tweets.
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For the press, the temptation will be hard to resist.
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The smell of Cinnabon is just too hard to resist.
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The allure of all this technology is hard to resist.
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When they come along, it's pretty hard to resist them.
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A new line of pecan butters is hard to resist.
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But it's hard to resist at this time of year.
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For an information junkie, that little bubble is hard to resist.
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But the charms of the bison have proved hard to resist.
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She brings up numbers that Rick finds awfully hard to resist.
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Still, the gusto of the Boulder campaign was hard to resist.
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Its magic is hard to resist, when the world is watching.
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It's hard to resist the urge to buy everything I see.
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Still, a quiet dinner with dead people is hard to resist.
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Still, it is hard to resist the kitchen's air of industrious camaraderie.
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It's so hard to resist when it's so close to my office.
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Admit it: It's hard to resist the sweetness of an interspecies friendship.
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These heart-opening transits will make it hard to resist Cupid's arrows.
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The temptation to rule with gold or gun is hard to resist.
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The Snowy White Faux Fur Christmas Tree Skirt is hard to resist.
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As you can see, he was kind of hard to resist. pic.twitter.
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It was hard to resist a few pokes at the organization man.
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But it'd be pretty hard to resist if it came along, right?
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And at night, ubiquitous screens are a lure that's hard to resist.
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And when the N.R.A. opens their wallet, it's so hard to resist.
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Putting myself into Mr. Zuckerberg's shoes, it's hard to resist the temptation.
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And it would get increasingly hard to resist that pressure over time.
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Especially when the price is so low that it's hard to resist.
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But the bright red of Uber's Jump scooter was hard to resist.
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You'd have to "twi-hard" to resist this pair of adorable twins. 12.
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It became something more aspirational, the vastness of the possibilities hard to resist.
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Despite such efforts, Taiwanese engineers are finding incentives from China hard to resist.
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It's hard to resist any opportunity to clamber atop an abandoned military fortress.
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When the band don't take themselves at all seriously, they're hard to resist.
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BDD rituals are usually extremely hard to resist for those engaged, Phillips says.
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Yet it is hard to resist entrenchment, and difficult to take a risk.
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Plus, Tom Hiddleston gives Loki a slippery, smirky charisma that's hard to resist.
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It is a beautiful afternoon, so it's hard to resist having our conversation outdoors.
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But, like Thompson, he found the pull of the salt too hard to resist.
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Affordability mixed with pretty timely trend offerings make the temptation too hard to resist.
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"It's hard to resist pandan and green food coloring—and a waffle," she says.
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Having conceded the point once, Apple will find it hard to resist in future.
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But Technolust gets things right so often that it's still delightfully hard to resist.
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That's not what they're designed to do but it's hard to resist the urge.
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The list of appetizers is long, and these small plates were hard to resist.
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While Swift has no shortage of homes, this place seems pretty hard to resist.
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But the sort of combined pressure this letter demonstrates may be hard to resist.
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Hard to resist what-ifs in the desert tonight This newsletter is OUR newsletter.
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But as Kobayashi experienced, the communities these companies provide can be hard to resist.
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Once you know it's there, money becomes hard to resist, and it inevitably corrupts.
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The Met wants to take us to church — and that invitation is hard to resist.
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And it has not fought as hard to resist this trend as some faiths might.
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Instead, Amazon provides dependability and convenience that's hard to resist, even if you'd like to.
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Clinton's campaign chairman, said the appeal of taking action without Congress is hard to resist.
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Plus, it might be hard to resist the entreaties of a fish flack named Scales.
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But it's hard to resist the sentiment that circumstances like these require a steady hand.
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When teenagers seek out our advice, it can be hard to resist voicing an opinion.
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Front Burner Flock Rotisserie Chicken Chips come in three flavors and are hard to resist.
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It's hard to resist a table piled with delicious bones, but these dogs are professionals.
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With a name like Your Skin But Better, it's hard to resist snatching up this tube.
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Artificially intelligent algorithms, armed with an unprecedented amount of personal data, are particularly hard to resist.
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Even in manufacturing, however, the lure of Iran's big consumer market may be hard to resist.
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Even if you're not a huge "Star Wars" fan, it's hard to resist these adorable socks.
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Yet they may prove hard to resist for a president eager to wield his protectionist pen.
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She found it hard to resist the idea of her daughters joining her in New York.
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"I find it hard to resist a good deal when the opportunity presents itself," Trump writes.
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Regardless of how you stumbled upon Gymshark, it's hard to resist the UK-based brand's workout apparel.
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When a company controls one of the world's biggest software platforms, it's hard to resist the temptation.
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Beauty is pain, as they say, and sometimes, it's just too hard to resist the patent urge.
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On February 2, sweet Venus connects with rebellious Uranus—it will be hard to resist being impulsive!
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Spend enough time working with him, and it becomes hard to resist seeing the world his way.
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Mr. Van Zandt said that for some serial bombers, such an invitation may be hard to resist.
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That's pretty hard to resist — when was the last feel-good moment to come out of Washington?
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We know this, yet it's hard to resist the doughnuts your kind colleague brought into the office.
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"The Story of Cats," a two-part "Nature" presentation, is hard to resist for pure visual beauty.
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As much as I love the real news, the tide of fake news is hard to resist.
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I typically don't answer calls from unknown numbers, but the one from myself was hard to resist.
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The Onion edition in particular is so unlike any phone I've ever seen that it's hard to resist.
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While it's hard to resist clicking on news, the reality is that you can find that content anywhere.
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It's hard to resist: As her life at the law firm blows up, Christine fucks corporate America, literally.
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The sales pitch—a roadmap for life encoded in your very own DNA—can be hard to resist.
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But when you find an option that offers you two coats in one, well, it's hard to resist.
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It's been years since Philip's wild days, and he finds the prospect of a party hard to resist.
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The mood is romantic and Venus in your sign brings blessings to your relationships—you're hard to resist!
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It's hard to resist the thought that a collective tunnel vision took hold during the four-year investigation.
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This is Mr. Ford's comfort zone, as he defined it years ago: familiar, but nevertheless hard to resist.
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But it's hard to resist the eccentric top spin that these performers so happily put on their lines.
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But it's hard to resist wondering if the attention to so-called "broken windows" distracted from broken streets.
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Of course, it is hard to resist the notion that Netflix's decision represents some kind of dumbing down.
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Dr. Tickoo advised Ria to immediately change her diet but she said it was hard to resist temptation.
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These are going to be technologies that are hard to resist because they're going to be so awesome.
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The chance to buy shares in one of the world's most resilient oil firms will be hard to resist.
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It can be hard to resist the money and the help from cartels, particularly when murderous kidnappers are involved.
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Let's be honest: It's pretty hard to resist a celeb who is both very, very good-looking and funny.
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The forces that drive regional disparities are built into the mechanisms of globalisation, which makes them hard to resist.
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Control your space It's hard to resist ice cream when you're alone, but easy when you're with your spouse.
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And his blustery, blubbery charm, backed as it is by a sly and acute intelligence, is hard to resist.
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A chance to redeem itself in the eyes of its users could be too hard to resist for Facebook.
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I take a store-bought sugar cookie because free food is hard to resist, and then back to work.
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But the pressure on Pelosi to keep digging and to push for more investigations may be hard to resist.
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Scientists call this the itch-scratch cycle, and they've only recently started to understand why it's so hard to resist.
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When you see these items, even in their containers, your appetite gets going, and it's hard to resist consuming them.
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It's hard to resist connecting Rilke's poem about a headless torso to the ones that abounded on the sculptor's estate.
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However bizarre, bubbles are hard to resist: no one wants to be the only one of their friends left out.
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When teens ask more of their friends than is fair, it's hard to resist our loving impulse to rush in.
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Between the funky vintage clothes, unique pieces of furniture, and cool workout clothes, it's hard to resist scrolling and spending.
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But the impulse toward exhumation can be hard to resist: After all, it's Margaret Mitchell who's dead, not Scarlett — right?
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Colleagues marveled over his shameless push to make the sale, but he had a charisma that was hard to resist.
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But it's hard to resist the reading that this is Foer serving himself up in yet another thinly fictionalized form.
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Whether their fruit is added to pastry before or after baking, they're vivid confections — conspicuously appealing and hard to resist.
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It will always be hard to resist the lure of an apple just off the branch, or a perfect peach.
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But the space, on the sixth floor of a prewar building not far from Prospect Park, was hard to resist.
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But the YC credential, and the promise that it will turn you into a juggernaut, can be hard to resist.
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If some top-class universities offer entry using gaokao scores, their competitors may find it hard to resist doing the same.
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It's hard to resist comparing the plot of Ocean's 8 to Ocean's 11 because, quite honestly, the two mirror each other.
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I thoroughly enjoyed my time with Cozmo and often found it hard to resist its entreaties to play yet another game.
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It can be hard to resist giving in when your pooch flashes those "puppy eyes" and lets out a few whimpers.
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Sometimes stories about body language can come across a little tabloid-like, and yet, it's hard to resist clicking on them.
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Some of these deals are so good, it might be hard to resist the urge to buy stuff for yourself, too.
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It's hard to resist a fun-sized candy bar (or ten) even if we're not dressing up as Power Rangers anymore.
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For Archie, the devil on his shoulder comes in an attractive package that's hard to resist by name of Ms. Grundy.
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It was really hard to resist not sending him a well-built-up conspiracy theory that would scare him to death.
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Anyone who travels with Wallace these days on his Presidential campaign finds it hard to resist arriving at the same conclusion.
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Trump is rhetorically effective because he appeals primarily to emotion rather than logic — and it is hard to resist our emotions.
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Just keep exercising throughout the cold winter months, even if that toasty bed or fireplace is hard to resist some days.
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The '80s allure of Stranger Things is hard to resist, not least of all because of its synth-heavy theme song.
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Skeptics immediately suspected that China had other intentions, but the economic benefits of trade with China have been hard to resist.
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Sometimes, even when one is determined to look to the future, it can be hard to resist a fleeting glance back.
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But even those of us who feel on the fringes sometimes can find the allure of senior prom hard to resist.
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Our magazine examines China's reach in the nation, where no-strings financing, infrastructure projects and historical solidarity are hard to resist.
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Talk a little bit about that issue, because I think it's hard to resist what's happening within the Democratic party itself.
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It's hard to resist paging through Unknown Unknown's colorful series of ghost-written fiction based on real-life Craigslist "Missed Connections" posts.
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In fact, we were so impressed that we found this cooler hard to resist, even with its unusually high $800 price tag.
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As a result, the temptation to tell police departments to dredge up violations, no matter how petty, can be hard to resist.
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There are so many beautiful pieces from the Rachel Parcell collection, it'll be hard to resist adding them all to your cart.
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Why it works: It's hard to resist a text that's playful, tells your partner that you miss them, and incorporates a pun.
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But the company is now expanding its catalog with a new Bluetooth speaker that longtime gamers will find equally hard to resist.
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Xi's vision to provide links to a bigger marketplace could also prove hard to resist for leaders of the remote, fledgling economies.
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Governments derided as elitist and out of touch find it hard to resist calls to submit controversial issues to a popular vote.
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The third and final part — the most dramatic — presents a moral dilemma, a hard-to-resist temptation and a compassionate, lyrical resolution.
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If you have a sweet tooth, it's hard to resist the gummies and other candies that come from the Brandless Candy Bundle.
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When you're bored, hitting the mall or browsing online stores regularly can be hard to resist — but it can also get expensive.
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Trump has in the past found it hard to resist getting into a verbal tussle when meeting his critics face-to-face.
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The factory-farm comparison is hard to resist — young workers pumped not for their milk but for their discerning taste in content.
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But its imagery is also its most compelling feature, and it's awfully hard to resist the pull of its squicky, morbid fascination.
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Whether you're shopping for family or just eyeing deals for yourself (no judgement), those post-Thanksgiving discounts can make it hard to resist.
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We know it's hard to resist, but we would suggest at least letting the preseason play out before you start picking your champs.
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The temptation to overpromise, in the name of hope and to capture the energy of a successful campaign, will be hard to resist.
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So far the Republicans on that committee, a group which includes several Freedom Caucus members, have worked hard to resist checks on Trump.
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Especially if you belong to that class, or at least identify with it in your mind, the attraction may be hard to resist.
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Clinton in her Senate primary in 2006, said that Mr. Trump's behavior made it "almost too hard to resist" engaging with him nonstop.
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It's hard to resist telling friends and family that we've turned out to be partly sub-Saharan African or Middle Eastern or Scandinavian.
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All the same, it is hard to resist the intimation that the intense nostalgia suffusing his designs is rooted in an ancient grief.
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But it's hard to resist the angry, happy spectacle that Ms. Backhaus and the director, Margot Bordelon, have made of this fantasy encounter.
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"In modern parenting culture, it is hard to resist the temptation to moralize everything and have everything fit to brain enhancement," Kamenetz said.
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Big tech is bringing Americans together in many ways, but it's not just through smart devices and hard-to-resist two-day shipping.
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I'm not exactly crazy about getting on boats, but even for me it's hard to resist the allure of yachts resembling floating palaces.
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And whether or not you're a splurge snob, it's hard to resist the quality products at the corner shop that stocks your toilet paper.
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He does eventually apologize, and it's very hard to resist that puppy dog look when it's coming from someone who looks like Henry Golding.
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"It's so hard to resist the urge to walk in that front door and say, How could you have let this happen?" she said.
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And coal-fired plants are still being built apace as local officials find the short-term economic benefits of such projects hard to resist.
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SHANGHAI/SEOUL/IOWA CITY (Reuters) - For many Chinese high school students hoping to get into a U.S. university, the pitch is hard to resist.
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But it's hard to resist the gothic dark-and-stormy histrionics, all secret labs and rolling thunder and a mysterious girl in the shadows.
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But the impulse to identify evolution with progress has proved hard to resist, as has the temptation to lend evolution a hand with eugenics.
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After you got a scene in the can, he'd beg for more takes, in the voice of Katharine Hepburn, which was hard to resist.
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Children under 9 will most appreciate the show, which is like a penguin itself: It never soars, but its cuteness is hard to resist.
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But the lure of the giant Chinese market with 700 million users and $100 billion in revenue is going to be hard to resist.
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When I saw the movie in December, their portrayal seemed rather too fluffy and fawningly one-note, but it was also hard to resist.
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That obligatory "I'm holding it up" photo is hard to resist — the building now leans at about four degrees (it used to lean more).
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It's hard to resist the promise of beginning again and to be just a little more active and a little more lithe this decade.
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The private beach is hard to resist, and the hotel itself had everything I needed for a great beach vacation at a good price.
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If Ireland champions his cause in the league, and the league backs him within the union, he would be hard to resist within the fund.
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It's hard to resist Keith David's musical charisma as the shadows and skulls grow increasingly sinister — until it's too late for Prince Naveen to escape.
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While it's hard to resist the fresh smell of a fabric softener, you'll end up playing yourself if you use them on your workout clothes.
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She's hard to resist because while she favors a bluntly profane coaching style, she isn't entirely wrong in her diagnoses of Phil's various social ills.
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Many of these hard-to-resist buys are becoming the most popular Instagram-worthy trend of the summer, selling out with each and every restock.
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Honestly, once you start thinking about it it's hard to resist, so we came up with a few 10 and imagined how they'd play out.
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That being said, we'll preface this slideshow with a friendly warning: It's hard to resist the newness ahead — especially if you love all things glowy.
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It's hard to resist all the deals — even though you've never used an Instant Pot before, and don't totally get what the Apple Watch does.
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In fact, Ulta is hosting a 25-day Holiday Beauty Blitz sale with deals so good, it'll be hard to resist shopping for yourself too.
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Sure, it was usually a total gimmick, but it's hard to resist the urge to bring the page to life — if only for your olfactory.
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Salt makes pretty much everything taste better, so it's hard to resist the urge to put it on whatever meal is in front of you.
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And it's hard to resist reading into that change: The Tchaikovsky is taxing on any player, with hammered chords, dizzying runs and grand, Romantic flourishes.
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It was no loft, but with views of the Williamsburg Bridge and amenities like a roof deck and pet spa, it was hard to resist.
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Your bio makes it sound like you were well on your way to curing cancer when the call of the stage became too hard to resist.
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If you're a sucker for Lorelai and Rory's special bond, you'll find it hard to resist tearing up when you see the thank-you e-card.
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But it's hard to resist the sheets of dead skin waving in the wind like bonito flakes, begging to be carefully ripped off of your body.
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It's a Detroit carmaker's move from an old playbook, a reference to the glory days of the pony car era, but it's still hard to resist.
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Right now, Dermstore has discounted some of the most coveted beauty products — including a few celeb stylist favorites — to prices that are pretty hard to resist.
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But it can be hard to resist the call of simply exploring new corners of a show's world at the expense of actually telling a story.
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On the other hand, it's hard to resist contemplating a successor to Trump that may well follow in his footsteps when it comes to foreign policy.
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Warhol was an artist-designer of tremendous virtuosity, and the temptation to demonstrate this by putting comparative works side by side must be hard to resist.
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Los Angeles's siren song has proved hard to resist to countless New Yorkers, from the Brooklyn Dodgers to assorted creative types, average joes, and celebrity chefs.
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"It has mixed, trust, branding, utility and coolness together into a consumer experience that is hard to resist and fun to use — Air Jordan meets DTC."
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To this day, most commercials are about food or beer, and those are put in our faces every day in a way that's hard to resist.
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" She adds, "The nursery is coming together, and it's hard to resist all the adorable baby girl clothes out there, so her wardrobe is in full effect!
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No lie: It can be pretty hard to resist the temptation of dropping serious cash in Sephora's pro tools section (we're looking at you, Artis makeup brushes).
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Don't Fear The FuzzIt may be hard to resist the urge to pluck the stray hairs growing in, taunting you every time you look in the mirror.
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And we're not sure that all of the included components are essential to a good PC build, but the $999 price makes it pretty hard to resist.
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Although it will take a while for distributed ledgers to rule the world, they are an idea, to paraphrase Victor Hugo, that will be hard to resist.
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The well-made cocktails, like the Gumby Slumber, with its shredded coconut, and the mojito, with its watermelon slices and flash of jalapeño, are hard to resist.
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If price levels remain low and exports stagnant, pressures for another round of trade aid will be hard to resist in 85033, particularly in an election year.
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A sensitive scoundrel is hard to resist, especially a movie star with the wherewithal to admit that a public excoriation was, in the end, a good thing.
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The candy-colored pages and straightforward stories are hard to resist, and will doubtless forever shape the way many readers think about Wangari Maathai and Langston Hughes.
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The temptation for factory owners to then use sub-suppliers or home workers, or save money by defrauding their workers or the government, was hard to resist.
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I believe this is why he's fighting so hard to resist giving a sample in a suit brought by former Elle editor E. Jean Carroll against him.
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So Britain turned to smuggling Indian opium, a product that proved hard to resist, into China, and its resistance turned a trade war into a real one.
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It'll be hard to resist trying out Moviepass if there's a big reminder that you're paying more for a single ticket than the price of a monthly subscription.
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Many people have a hard time putting down their cell phones before bed—when your Twitter interactions are going crazy, taking one more look is hard to resist.
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For four rosy slices of dry-aged duck over a hard-to-resist mash of refried cranberry beans sweetened with rosemary honey, $24 didn't seem out of line.
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Some of these objections were reasonable, but it's hard to resist the idea that the core of Thatcher's hostility to Europe was flamingly unreasonable, almost exceeding articulate discourse.
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Still, it is hard to resist the 355 horsepower and 343 pound-feet of torque produced by the M40i's 3-liter in-line twin-turbo 6-cylinder engine.
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"[I'm] not surprised, it's hard to resist the red sirens of the world's biggest internet market by users," Bill Bishop, a well-known China watcher, told VICE News.
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Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo)Even though I know all these retro consoles are largely an effort turn my nostalgia into big-time corporate profits, they're damn hard to resist.
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"I don't think we're going to address, I mean we're not going to take his bait," Biden said, though she also admitted it will be hard to resist responding.
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Journalists posted to Frankfurt or Brussels rarely take a year off to tell the country's back-story over 350 pages, but Moscow correspondents find the prospect hard to resist.
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You see, there's something about the way this shiny fabric looks that makes it so hard to resist: It's badass with minimal effort, looks expensive, and is so photogenic.
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In theory central banks are independent because politicians can find it hard to resist setting rates too low, over-inflating the economy, particularly when an election is coming up.
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At a time of food shortages and inflation of 700%, these would have been hard to resist, especially for poorer voters, who are more likely to support the government.
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But live online video has largely vexed media companies for two decades, and any possible path to success is hard to resist, especially one that requires few investments upfront.
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"But if in hindsight 'An Education' might make you a little queasy, it is hard to resist," A. O. Scott wrote in his review for The New York Times.
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But if you're a design-obsessed traveler, the opportunity to try on someone else's style for a night is hard to resist, no matter how much contention surrounds it.
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No matter how you feel about their politics, Moloch's roiling riffs and furious urgency are hard to resist, and straddles the foggy DMZ between Tragedy and Pale Chalice with aplomb.
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While neither the indictment nor the US attorney who announced it, Geoffrey Berman, mentioned President Trump or Giuliani, his personal lawyer, it's hard to resist putting two and two together.
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Fighting the urge to toss our summer wardrobe in storage to make room for an influx of cozy knits, corduroy trousers, and plaid blazers is almost too hard to resist.
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It is hard to resist BB8, the lovable and astonishingly capable robot (who can be recreated at home by putting an upturned cereal bowl on top of a beach ball).
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When you see a beautiful moon, full and bright in the night sky, it can be hard to resist the urge to whip out your smartphone and snap a photo.
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Exit 4 is lively and fun and — though the desire to sample all the offerings at one sitting is hard to resist — it is perhaps best enjoyed in smaller bites.
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But the allure of recapturing neuroplasticity, with its potential to treat diseases like Alzheimer's and autism, as well as to repair early psychological trauma, will be very hard to resist.
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Even if you don't normally pay attention to what happens on Capitol Hill, the spectacle of putting a new justice on the nation's highest court can be hard to resist.
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Click here to view original GIFThe prizes, the lights, the sounds, and a quick-talking barker make it hard to resist playing carnival games, but is every game a fool's bet?
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The gifts were well-meaning and I know that it's hard to resist a cute baby blanket, but she's now a year-old and we've hardly used any of the blankets.
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There's a bit too much of a gold rush mentality around subscriptions in today's App Store, and it's hard to resist the near-term benefit of money that rolls in monthly.
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The parties may chafe and grind and obstruct because of what meets their parochial interests, but if the public is demanding very sensible reforms, in a democracy that's hard to resist.
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Some polls have indicated that Democrats would do better if they focused on issues like healthcare and tax cuts for the rich, but the anti-Trump message is hard to resist.
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One thing I discovered immediately is that they're highly addictive; it was hard to resist constantly spying on the dog, though he spent most of the time sleeping on the sofa.
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And even if you're not the biggest fan of the youngest KarJenner sibling, anyone can admit snatching these high-end items at such a discount is a steal pretty hard to resist.
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On paper, it's hard to resist: 12-seed Yale is the Ivy League Cinderella making its first tourney appearance in 54 years; 5-seed Baylor is they hyper-athletic Southern sports school.
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That means the franchise has often attracted harsh reviews from critics, who might prefer a little more meat on the films' bones, but I find it hard to resist all the same.
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But even if they remain a slight underdog, it's hard to resist taking a punt on their winning the title at the four-to-one odds still being offered by some bookmakers.
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The interpretation does not exactly resemble what the Dai had in mind, but the sweet-spicy kick, artfully subdued by the creamy mayo, is hard to resist, even by authenticity hard-liners.
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Since tourism has opened the experience up to more and more people, the promise of personal and public achievement on the roof of the world has proved hard to resist for many.
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You are given forks and knives, but it's hard to resist pulling off morsels of the golden skin with your fingers as if you were standing around in the kitchen at home.
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Here's the thing: As good as public transportation is here — the Métro, for example, remains clean, elegant and fast — it's hard to resist cruising effortlessly through the streets of this picturesque city.
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Both yeast and bacteria are components of the starter cultures that help turn milk into solids, and those solids into cheeses with distinctive aromas, flavors and textures that are hard to resist.
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A blue hammock is also strung up in the corner, and it's hard to resist the desire to curl up in the green oasis Wackers has constructed in the middle of industrial Bushwick.
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I usually have a mid-afternoon snack of Goldfish or M&M's (they're free in the Health office, so hard to resist), but since they're not goop-approved, I had an apple. Meh.
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Grabbing a drink (or nine) with friends after a brutal restaurant or bartending shift is hard to resist, especially when you leave work with a lot of angst and a fistful of cash.
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Mr. Bae also finds it hard to resist taking his workouts to a whole new level ... busting out pistol squats with a freakin' utility trailer and regular ol' squats with a damn log!
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The incentive to clear more rainforest for pasture became hard to resist, and the result was a surge in the cattle laundering practice that has undermined the deals and ravaged Brazil's rain forests.
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Even for a milk-hating curmudgeon like me, this is hard to resist, and I walked out after all three of my meals there in a better mood than when I'd walked in.
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While it's hard to resist centering Barnes's work within a pop culture frame, this focus overlooks the importance of his Southern roots and how he used them to draw connections between diverse communities.
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If at times this lightness threatens to undermine the sense of peril the plot needs, on subsequent readings young readers and lovers of magic will still find this good-natured story hard to resist.
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Yep, even though we know it's going to be worse for us in the long run, being lazy helps us feel better in the short-term — and it's just really hard to resist that.
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For people struggling to make mortgage payments, pay off student loans or minimize their credit card debt, a chance at the biggest single lottery jackpot in history is a temptation that's hard to resist.
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Us covers a whole lot of ground in two hours, and it's made with such obvious care that it's hard to resist the compulsion to pick over every detail, and analyze every story beat.
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It just takes a few episodes for everyone to figure things out; once they get on with discovering their inner murderer and making spaghetti and brain meatballs, the show becomes pretty hard to resist.
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King Salman would find these measures hard to resist, given his natural inclination towards a more conservative and consensual approach to decision-making and the fact that MBS is now rocking the family project.
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Precisely because of the antipathy I have for Mr. Trump, I need to try doubly hard to resist the temptation to assume the worst of his supporters even as my worries about him mount.
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"It's a behavioral thing because when things are within reach and free, it's a double whammy that's extremely hard to resist," said Julie Devinsky, a clinical dietitian at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York.
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Plus, there are two pools, organized activities, shopping, six on-site restaurants, two bars, and even one Dole Whip counter serving up Disney's celebrated pineapple soft-serve treat that's so very hard to resist.
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At that time, the homicide rate in his neighborhood was one of the highest in the country, and gang life had a stranglehold over pop culture, creating an allure that was hard to resist.
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Imelda May and Haley Reinhart blend in nicely, the duet with Sarah Silverman on "Me and My Shadow" is, naturally, hilarious, and there's a good-heartedness running through the live recording that's hard to resist.
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Pimco, one of the world's largest bond fund managers, and widely followed Guggenheim Partners are among the investors who say benchmark 10-year Treasuries yielding 3 percent - now within reach - are too hard to resist.
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You don't have to wait until Cyber Monday to nab your favorite homewares at a discount: Many brands have already put up limited-time deals ahead of the weekend, and they're pretty hard to resist.
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When your favorite celebrity is wearing the newest jumper on the market and you just have to get your paws on a knock-off version, it can be hard to resist the urge to buy.
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There is a hard-to-resist urge to turn the scientific into the personal, for example, by interpreting a criticism of work product as a personal affront, or by condemning the messenger or the medium.
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City Kitchen Bubbling melted cheese is hard to resist, whether it's French fondue swirled around cubes of bread, Swiss raclette spread on hot boiled potatoes, or Tex-Mex queso fundido, served with thick tortilla chips.
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Katharine Trendacosta, manager of policy and activism at EFF, suggested that the CASE Act would be similar to the DMCA's takedown provision, creating a wave of specious copyright claims that are hard to resist or appeal.
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And the lure of suddenly vaulting to the top of the nation's fourth biggest bank -- a behemoth with $1.9 trillion in assets -- at a crucial moment in the industry's evolution could be too hard to resist.
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However you choose to describe the multi-color goodness that's now infiltrating every part of our lives, from our food to our social feeds, it's hard to resist the draw of rainbow-fying your entire wardrobe.
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Still, the four women's self-deprecating humor and vivacious performance style is hard to resist, and the bow-to-bow combat of their Vivaldi contest — here offered as an encore — is a masterpiece of classical comedy.
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Nevertheless, there's hard-to-resist heart in the Maleficent-Aurora connection, which feels as if it's matured along with the latter character becoming a young woman, one capable of taking a more active role in the story.
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The major players number more than a dozen, all invested with touching humanity, and they arrive with such convincing, fully formed résumés, it's hard to resist Googling a couple of them to see if they're real people.
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But with several days remaining before a vote, Republicans were finding it hard to resist the call to at least make the effort to find some resolution, though many were very skeptical of the chances for success.
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Still, the temptation to combat climate change on the cheap while continuing to exploit fossil fuels could be hard to resist for a president who promised to revive coal and has shown little interest in global diplomacy.
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He will hold an august office, and it will be hard to resist treating him as one more subject of partisan debate: Some say he has a racist past, while others say he is a good guy.
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But Apple News+, the $9.99/month bundle that includes 300 magazines, The Wall Street Journal, and a handful of premium digital subscriptions is hard to resist — even if it puts my monthly Apple bill at more than $70.
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The end of August rolls around, and suddenly all the plunging-neckline dresses and tie-strap tank-tops you've been eyeing all season long are 20, 30, 50, and sometimes, even 75% off — and that's hard to resist.
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They play like movies in terms of the set-ups and the scenarios, but of course there are real people and real lives impacted, and I think that just adds an element that people find hard to resist.
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From the Genie emerging from his shiny gold lamp whenever he's beckoned to the magic carpet flying over Agrabah, it's hard to resist reaching into the movie theater or TV screen for a souvenir, like Aladdin and Abu.
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In a television landscape saturated with true crime and depictions of real serial killers (like Netflix's most recent installation, Conversations With a Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes), it's hard to resist wondering whether The A.B.C. Murders are real, too.
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"Any package of a lot of infrastructure spending at the same time as we reduce taxes is going to be very, very hard to resist politically, so I think it's going to happen one way or another," Bogle said.
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From the moment an alarm rings in the first episode, not on an iPhone, introduced a year earlier, but an old-fashioned alarm clock, Bryan Cranston's brilliant metamorphosis of Walt into a full-fledged sociopath was hard to resist.
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Think about it: Even our smart seeming Facebook friends post spam statuses about supposed Powerball winners sharing their wealth; too-good-to-be-true weight loss supplements are sometimes too-hard-to-resist; and the TV show Catfish exists.
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If I ate too many of the hard-to-resist fried artichokes, crunchy and garnished with Parmesan slivers and lemon juice, would I have room for the sweet and meaty mussels swimming in a garlicky, zippy fra diavolo sauce?
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Change of heart Even if Japanese investors are reluctant to buy BBB rated and sub-investment grade credits from foreign Samurai sellers, the prospect of earning double-digit spreads may be hard to resist amid a dearth of supply.
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A warm coconut-cookie sandwich, dripping gooey Nutella-flavored ice cream, is as hard to resist as a vanilla-scented cookie oozing Meyer lemon ice cream that is so thick with heavily churned cream that it pulled like taffy.
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He added that disgruntled MPs from other parties, including some from the M5S already in open conflict with the party's leadership, could find it hard to resist Berlusconi's post-vote overtures and end up providing additional backing if needed.
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Heady valuations have made the windfall from a sale too hard to resist for dissident shareholders, turning what used to be a fall-back option in past campaigns into preferred strategy, and prompting a slew of takeovers in the process.
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The disclosures made by Edward Snowden in 2013 about the mass collection of data by American and other intelligence agencies showed that the temptation to hoover up digital information can be hard to resist for even the most liberal countries.
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However, there is another factor to be considered: The lure of huge money in the last 20 years and immediate entrance into both the N.B.A. and N.F.L. is something that is hard to resist for a youngster, no matter what ethnicity.
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It is hard to resist the symbolism of the Islamic State establishing a base for its murderous designs in the so-called capital of Europe at a time when the European idea is weaker than at any time since the 1950s.
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In fact, AT&T commissioned research by an addiction expert who, in an AT&T news release in 2014, said that using a phone sets off releases of a neurochemical called dopamine that makes it hard to resist the ping.
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In an interview with NPR last month, Mr. Archambault, the tribal chairman, said that while protesters were asked to "remain prayerful and peaceful," it was "hard to resist reacting" given the dual pressures coming from Energy Transfer Partners and law enforcement.
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When all is said and done, it is hard to resist a starting salary of $150,000-200,000, great health insurance, wellness reimbursements and unlimited vacation time (including at company retreats)—and a signing bonus of $10,000-20,000, for good measure.
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When it's not, it's hard to resist sneaking a peek at the clock and wondering if we really needed a 10-minute sojourn to Paris to resolve a subplot that the film never seemed all that invested in to begin with.
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But it's hard to resist the other offerings: matcha red bean rolls, walnut double-cheese loaves, premium milk buns filled with white chocolate custard, cream cheese and mango-filled things, Portuguese egg tarts, tuna danishes, and pine nut streusel buns.
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Between your demanding workload, an almost endless list of chores, and a hard-to-resist Netflix queue (no judgment here — we can't peel away from Money Heist, either), there's no doubt that you have very little time to devote to books.
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The details were hard to resist: an allegedly murderous crown prince, the world's richest man and his intimate texts splashed across the pages of a supermarket tabloid that has ties to Prince Mohammed and a longtime Bezos detractor, President Trump.
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While cars and phones now offer advanced voice controls and other features intended to keep drivers' eyes on the road, apps like Facebook, Google Maps, Snapchat and others have created new temptations that drivers and passengers find hard to resist.
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The now mostly forgotten Wilson was a mid-century openly gay communist from Terre Haute, Indiana, and though Gabel says he "wasn't thrilled with typesetting the longest book that I've ever read," the story behind the work was hard to resist.
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I know it's hard to resist the "Trump angle," but when it comes to discussion of what's at stake in Afghanistan, I wish we spent as much time talking about the human consequences of the President's strategic decisions as the political ramifications.
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There is a resonant moment — one I suspect filmmakers will find hard to resist — when the family's black cook, who fled decades earlier in grave distress, returns as a well-known writer to visit a special kind of revenge on the Forges.
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The scent of pizza is hard to resist, so follow it to the back of the room where Fuoco fires its fragrant combinations, from a plain but perfect Margherita to a delicious fig with caramelized onions to a mushroom with truffle oil.
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He's hard to resist even if, by the time he takes Michelle to a community meeting in a housing project — where the aspirations of the family in "Good Times" meet their real-world counterpart — his words sound like footnotes in a political biography.
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It's hard to resist this stolid vision of female heroism amid repression, all the more so when played by a hoop-earringed Cruz, who calmly wipes a smear of blood from her neck: "Women's troubles," she explains to a neighbor with a shrug.
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SHANGHAI (Reuters) - For student Wei Zexi, the lure of a miracle cure was hard to resist: he was dying from a rare cancer and a well-known Beijing hospital was offering treatment with an 280 percent chance of success and no side effects.
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But the concern remains that for people in intense pain, when the doctor says that "I get good results with surgery, and my patients generally feel much better," the back surgery option, with little out-of-pocket cost, will be hard to resist.
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This has been a tough dilemma for many publishers who have been wary to cede distribution control, user experience and ad sales to the tech behemoths, but it has been hard to resist the massive reach, influence and cachet that come with these partnerships.
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"Overripe and ridiculous, L'Amant Double is so filled to the brim with pure cinematic imagery and knowing irony, with innuendo and gleeful violations of taste, that it's hard to resist its barrage of hilarious filth," wrote Sam Gray in British online daily The Upcoming.
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There are welcome shades of Enya in the strings and timpani, Del Rey's voice sounds as though its made out of treacle and honey and just a little bit of blood, and by the end, it's hard to resist the fatal romance of it all.
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Since Google's own Daydream headset is so dang comfy, it might be hard to resist the urge to pour yourself a glass of wine, dim the lights, strap this baby on, and go for a wild ride through your RSS feed while you ingest the evening news.
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Cheung Kong Property, which has a market value of $13 billion, enticed buyers with lending terms they found hard to resist just a week after the central bank introduced its eighth round of mortgage tightening rules for banks in a bid to cool record-high prices.
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But taken on its own terms, the movie possesses hard-to-resist warmth in its underlying theme, and welcome humor in the mismatched buddy dynamic -- with Don attempting to make Tony less of a philistine, while the driver introduces his meticulous boss to deep-fried foods.
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It's hard to resist the idea that as he did so, he inadvertently channeled some oblique groove in the trajectory of history that led from the portable cassette player to Spotify and beyond, and maybe as far as our own prototypal neural cutouts—Taskrabbit, perhaps, or Chaturbate.
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Combined with her personal back story — of hedonism and drug addiction, of promise and destruction, of going down in flames and rising from the ashes, with famous men left wallowing in her wake — it created exactly the kind of aesthetic myth that designers find hard to resist.
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Should we follow Steve Bannon's example and celebrate racism as if it were a benign way of shouting, "Vive la différence!" or should we try hard to resist the urge to put "the other" in a box that we can then sit on or even crush?
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At $99, it seems like an iffy deal compared to the more functional MIDI controllers you can buy for the same price, but the way you can pop the module up to look like a tiny version of a 70s-era synth is adorable and hard to resist.
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Becoming sucked into the world Blizzard has created is hard to resist, and it's mainly because of the media that surrounds the game that I feel so connected to Overwatch, regardless of whether I'm in or out of it, playing, or simply perusing the associated facts and fiction.
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Creating a special committee or commission would require the consent of both parties, and the idea is more likely to gain traction if the Intelligence Committee or others in Congress pursuing questions about Russia uncover compelling evidence that would make it hard to resist demands for a deeper, more public investigation.
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Jordan contrives to make Huppert's mere presence in the frame almost absurdly frightening, and Huppert compounds the fright with elegant comedy, so that while the movie is impossible to take seriously, it's also hard to resist, like an unattended bag on the subway that's just begging you to look inside.
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We spoke with experts to hear their tips for how to pick out presents for under $5, how to have a festive holiday party that you won't be paying off through January, and how to avoid that oh-so-hard-to-resist temptation to do some "one for you, one for me" purchasing.
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Juncker's proposals go further than France and Germany would find ideal, but if French economic reforms succeed and the idea of a eurozone finance minister gains traction, the appeal of having everyone inside the euro, sooner rather than later and therefore not having to create yet another institution, will be hard to resist.
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It's damn hard to resist because Trump's behavior really is so outlandish, and because if everyone else is covering Trump's latest comments you feel like you're missing the story if you focus elsewhere, and because there really is audience demand, and because Trump rallies make for damn good TV segments and Facebook posts.
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Like many Democratic voters, Mr. Strickland, a populist with close ties to organized labor, said he saw Mr. Biden as the safer bet for the general election but found it hard to resist the appeal of Ms. Warren's proposals, most of all her plan for a new tax on vast private fortunes.
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Still, these top 20 employee benefits and perks are hard to resist: The Swedish furniture giant offers up to four months of paid parental leave to both full-time and part-time employees who have at least one year at the company, regardless of whether they work at a retail store or the corporate headquarters.
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Like most major media companies, the Times has a complicated relationship with Facebook—a 2015 deal to publish Times journalism directly on Facebook Instant led some in the newsroom to worry about cannibalizing subscriptions and losing control of their content—but following the Innovation Report, the pull of a new social platform was hard to resist.
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Despite the velvet ropes, security guards, and "Do Not Touch" signs, the urge to touch the paintings in an art museum can be hard to resist—or impossible, as in the case of Andrew Shannon, who was convicted in 2014 for giving Monet's Argenteuil Basin with a Single Sailboat a knuckle sandwich at the National Gallery Ireland.
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The reality TV star turned cosmetics billionaire makes an estimated $1 million per sponsored post on her Instagram, according to the 2018 Instagram Rich List compiled by Hopper HQ. Seeing celebrities, or even peers, eating out, going on vacations or buying clothes or other items creates a "keeping up with the Joneses" mentality that is hard to resist, several recent studies found.
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Visit the ACLU's website today, and this is the banner you'll see, above a picture of Trump and the headline "THE FIGHT IS ON": And they've used that network to mobilize on progressive economic issues beyond the organization's traditional mission — during the fight over Congressional repeal of the Affordable Care Act, for example, the ACLU fought hard to resist cuts to Medicaid.
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It's certainly hard to resist the siren song of online deals on Amazon Prime day, so while you're at it, why not also grab a deal on a great tech conference – TechCrunch Disrupt SF. Today only, we're releasing a limited number of two-for-one Disrupt SF tickets – the lowest price available on admission to our flagship event this September 18-20.
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This may be a middle-aged thing: When you're (somewhat) closer to the end of life than to the beginning, it's hard to resist the impulse to start "taking stock" of yourself and what you've done, and so it's interesting to see how the lives of talented or celebrated or important people looked to those people while they were still living those lives.
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But for those prone to stress-induced nail biting, picking, or mindless gel-ripping, you know the reality: Once those two-week-old soft gels start to lift up around the edge of your cuticle, it's hard to resist taking it a little further... Maybe you already have, or you're just a hangnail away — and that's where this guide comes in.
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And there's certainly room for this kind of artisanal woolly sweater on the TV scene: The real world and the headlines it generates are not much fun these days, and when the actors in the best-written "Modern Love" installments are on their A-games, it's hard to resist the appeal of these amiable, slightly world-weary stories of connection in the big city.
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"Your mind goes into kind of overdrive for a couple of days, until I could sort of see that everything is settled and that my kids are going to be O.K." (Three firefighters were injured, according to the West Side Rag; Ms. Myers and her children were unharmed and are staying in a hotel.) It was hard to resist the image of a phoenix — with signature Brigitte Bardot-like updo — rising from the ashes, but then again, Ms. Myers has survived many life cycles of magazine publishing.
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