Sentence examples for as intransigent from inspiring English sources

Others have been as intransigent as ever.

But many congressmen have proved just as intransigent.

"Elect me and I promise I'll be twice as intransigent as my opponent".

The promotion of Carberry reminds us that England are not as intransigent as they are often made out to be.

As a result, when the commission showed it was willing to be as intransigent as Mr Welch, the merger was abandoned.

The Zimbabwean opposition has said that, if it is elected to power, it will withdraw the troops.The rebel side is as intransigent as Mr Kabila.

Reagan did not govern California as an intransigent conservative, but as a technocratic pragmatist.

The only way to have a lasting effect on industries as large and intransigent as banking and health care is to alter their structure.

News reports portray the parties as equally intransigent; pundits fantasize about some kind of "centrist" uprising, as if the problem was too much partisanship on both sides.

The president's goal in 2012, I suggested, would be to try to paint himself as the moderate bipartisan grownup, and dismiss the Republicans as extreme, intransigent, and hyper-ideological.

"He is known as an intransigent man, almost an inhuman man," the archbishop said of Pope Benedict in an interview at the Vatican Embassy in Washington.