Sentence examples for can be intransigent from inspiring English sources

Henry demonstrated he can be intransigent when Suarez tried to engineer a move to Arsenal in 2013.

"I can assure you that the parliament... will be intransigent as regards respect of the principles of liberty, democracy, human rights and the rule of law".

"Angela Merkel is wrong to be intransigent.

"We will be intransigent with any act of corruption and abuse," he said.

But he is said to be intransigent on reflecting frontier conflict.

The intransigent can be isolated.

But the Merseyside story offers hope that savings can be made in even the most intransigent public services by preventing problems rather than merely coping with them.

We lack a neutral entity for social decisions in general, a body (apart from the Supreme Court) whose mature reflection can be trusted to balance the completely intransigent factions and come up with workable policies.

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He applies the logic to everything from vision to disgust - nature's way of helping you avoid indigestion - and even such supposedly intransigent phenomena as music and humour can be made susceptible to evolutionary explanation.

Yet Martoma was intransigent.