Sentence examples similar to a bit unyielding from inspiring English sources
In my chat with Goldman, she might have pinpointed the only thing I think Scaramucci does deserves a bit of props for: his unyielding resolve.
Yes, the thing about Taylor Swift's legs being "utterly firm yet unyielding and soft" is a bit creepy, but actually the rest of it is quite charming.
There is always something miraculous in how such unglamorous efforts can combat something as awful as war trauma or as slippery as unyielding anxiety, and Ms. Ambo's film captures a bit of that.
The green tea is appropriately flinty but is trapped in a stiff, unyielding heap of coldness.
The music's mixture of styles — there's even a bit of "Carmina Burana -type shrieking tossed in for good measure — does make for a Burana -typeination, but the variationshriekingewhatossedthed over by the unyinlding stream oforanalities in the lyrics by Leslie Bricusse, who also wrote the book.
Coughlin's fanatical attention to detail (the clocks at the Giants' training center are set five minutes fast) and unyielding discipline (players who miss curfew are benched) have become famous around the league, but starting in 2007, Coughlin made a conscious effort to soften himself a bit around the edges.
British comedy is notoriously callous, with an unyielding ban on sentimentality or political correctness.
Where can such an unyielding principle be found?
Mr. Pataki, a Republican, was particularly unyielding.
