Sentence examples for and the intransigence of from inspiring English sources
The Newsletter's tone, they contend, "is proportionate to the importance of the reforms and the intransigence of the feudal establishment".
The tone of the Newsletter is proportionate to the importance of the reforms and the intransigence of the feudal establishment.
The Qatari hosts of the UN climate talks and the intransigence of large developed and developing countries were being widely blamed on Friday night for scenes of frustration and confusion as the negotiations dragged on through the evening without outcome.
The title poem shows the poet grappling with the vagaries of voice recognition software (Dragon is a brand), and the intransigence of technology affords various gags: I wait for you to lash your tail each time I swear at you.
Mr. Pabon was being consigned to a long and potentially dangerous imprisonment, the judge said, because of "the heedless use of mandatory sentencing statutes, and the intransigence of the government in pursuing this Draconian remedy".
The region was poor and one of its main sources of income - pearl fishing - was about to be killed by cheap competition and the intransigence of colonial administrators, writes Matthew Teller.
But his plaintive singing when Cesare broods over the cremated remains of Pompey and ponders the intransigence of life and the way natural allies can become ruthless enemies was especially memorable.
But the real challenges in our society -- the growing gap between rich and poor, the intransigence of racism and discrimination, the abuses from Iraq to Burma (Myanmar) -- won't politely go away with a few clicks of a mouse.
In announcing his resignation, Mr. Annan insisted there could be no solution unless Mr. Assad stepped down, and blamed the intransigence of both the Syrian government and its opponents for the continuing bloodshed.
So had the level of violence, and the intransigence on both sides.
Navigating such ideas, ideals and aspirations through the gauntlet of democratic dissent and past the intransigence of the status quo is the greater.
