Sentence examples for completely intransigent from inspiring English sources

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.

But the police were completely intransigent and said they wanted everybody off, at which point I recall Branson making a public safety announcement, advising anyone getting too nervous to get off the boat immediately as he couldn't guarantee anyone's safety once the police boarded.

He quoted the prime minister as saying, "The French have been and become completely intransigent and literally threatened to veto almost anything that is put forward to the U.N. Security Council". A Downing Street spokesman said the French position was "poisoning" the diplomatic process.

Above all, he was intransigent.

It shows some completely off-the-wall ways of dealing with intransigent problems in Africa.

It's the ex-marine in Clare that makes such spontaneous emissions completely natural, completely unremarkable (by him), while letting anyone else know how intransigent a man he is and would be — in a love affair, in a business deal, in a divorce, in a war.

The special envoy President Harry S. Truman sent to Tehran to seek a compromise in the oil dispute, W. Averell Harriman, reported that the British held a "completely 19th-century colonial attitude toward Iran," but found Mr. Mossadegh just as intransigent.

Geography, indeed, partly explains the intransigent claims of both sides to the whole country.

Yet Martoma was intransigent.

The intransigent can be isolated.

Meanwhile, Mr. Patel remains intransigent.