act of resistance

Writing became an act of resistance; only in that way could she control how the story ended.

When we were oppressed, it was possible to find our center in the act of resistance.

Others view staying as an act of resistance against the Israelis.

"All I could offer in response was a token act of resistance," he said.

Those executed, killed or injured in an act of resistance.

For him it was also a small act of resistance on the second day of the war.

Today, imprisonment is not an act of resistance but a fact of life.

This is history without sensationalism, in which small acts of resistance eventually change the rules.

That homecoming set the stage for a dramatic act of resistance to slavery.

His act of resistance was to hide in the shelter and videotape the proceedings.

As her first act of resistance, she helped a Jewish family by giving them her family's papers.

The most subtle act of resistance, either spiritual or physical, demanded enormous will power and courage.

This is an act of resistance as well.

Any acts of resistance or aggression against us are to be suppressed by lethal force.

His violent sexuality is not stopped by her hysterical acts of resistance.

This was the first public act of resistance.

In one instance a public arrest led to a rare act of resistance:

The Germans responded to these perceived acts of resistance with harsh measures.

Writing a poem does not stop the killing of innocent people, but it is an act of resistance.

Is this his act of resistance in a culture increasingly focused on instantaneous understanding and gratification?

This was the last act of resistance by the indigenous people to occur within the limits of the town.

"It was a significant act of resistance," Berenbaum said.

Others believe that the act of making craft can be an act of resistance.

Nonetheless, acts of resistance against the destruction of the Jews occurred.