Sentence examples for in the intransigent from inspiring English sources

Wasn't it possible that Netanyahu, whose political biography was steeped in the intransigent nationalism of the Revisionist movement, was just the right politician to make a lasting peace with the Palestinians?

That Mullen further stated he'd served with gays and lesbians since 1968 didn't move the intransigent stick-in-the-mud Republican dogma.

But Mansour's successor, reactionary religious scholar Mullah Akhundzada, seems, if anything, even more intransigent and dyed-in-the-wool religionist as the man we just killed.

Germany's media, as The Guardian noted in an article, regarded the intransigent conservative leader as "the fly in the ointment, the gadfly who... put personal ambition before national interest".

Stick the hideous Israeli hawks in a room with the intransigent ideologues of Hamas, and see how they get on.

"I just believe in the most intransigent of ways that you vote for your convictions".

Now, with the strengthening of social and political unity in Europe, there is a new optimism that the situation can change, even in the notoriously intransigent world of academia.

But European officials say he is no longer the intransigent firebrand who promised in 2012 to tear up the "barbarous memorandum" if he came to power.

Now, with two intransigent sides dug in, the way forward is murky and dangerous.

Why not tip your hat to the moderate modernizers like Mahmoud Abbas and Salam Fayyad, the president and prime minister of the Palestinian Authority, who have struggled, despite the intransigence of Israel and the intransigents in their own ranks, to tamp down the violence and build the rudiments of a state?

"All in all, a vital accomplishment for the association in the face of intransigent board attitudes.