Sentence examples similar to an intractable matter from inspiring English sources
Her sisters were a more intractable matter.
Modern slavery can seem like an insurmountable problem, an intractable issue.
They were up with me on the podium that night, playing baseball for the Yankees, writing the book they never wrote or getting the girl they never got".His has been a triumph of ambition over intractable matter, a fulfilment of Mahler's faith in Arthur Schopenhauer's idea that the human will can overcome any force on earth.
Yet it is clear on the stump that he yearns for a middle ground even on intractable matters like abortion.
We seemingly face an intractable standoff on fiscal matters.
Rather than viewing the matter as an "intractable" dispute, view it as a business deal – then pursue it as you would a deal, looking for ways to create value.
Yet, the fact of war seems to suggest to others that pluralism is not an intractable philosophical puzzle but is more strictly a matter of conflicting interests, confusion, and stubbornness.
Corruption remained an intractable problem.
Admittedly, it's an intractable question.
It is an intractable problem indeed.
It's not an intractable problem.
