Sentence examples for ideological intransigence from inspiring English sources

Despite her ideological intransigence, she published an entire range of Western writers.

Some are the result of a dysfunctional Congress better known for logjams, corruption and ideological intransigence than action.

In its place was a vital blink of hope that ideological  intransigence — something Ms. Giffords had little patience for as a lawmaker — had faded in a Capitol that seemed to be careering toward dysfunction.

The political world in which he came of age as a Democrat in the State Assembly — a world of cross-the-aisle compromise and quid pro quo — has given way to Tea Party zeal and ideological intransigence.

It is an era that Mr. Ellis describes as having "no equal in American history" in terms of "shrill accusatory rhetoric, flamboyant displays of ideological intransigence, intense personal rivalries and hyperbolic claims of imminent catastrophe," an interesting and in some ways reassuring observation, given the bizarre and inconclusive fallout of last week's election.

Tea Party-led Republicans have amplified a virulent strain of conservatism defined by demonization, cruelty to those in need, willful ignorance, and ideological intransigence.

But political intransigence and ideological division over the issue have meant the bill is yet to be implemented.

We are back as a nation of ideological divides and uncivilized political intransigence.

Leaders and spokesmen from both sides of the ideological divide decried the ignorance, obstructionism and intransigence of the other side.

But the new documents reveal another story, and suggest DeMarco's intransigence may be more of an ideological stand that has cost billions, the Democrats said.

Issuing little but "thin-lipped denials that she agrees with his ideological extremism," as the Des Moines Register noted Wednesday, Reynolds' intransigence in keeping King on as her co-chair in the last days of her close gubernatorial race is much different than the reactions of other Republicans, corporate sponsors, conservative newspapers, and religious and community organizations.