Sentence examples for inflexible as from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Follett is not as inflexible as he sounds.

"You can be as flexible or inflexible as he is".

His routine is as inflexible as a brass-plated wood screw.

The royal rules for dispensing with blood relatives were as inflexible as those of geometry.

What more eloquent tribute to enemies than the urge to become as inflexible as they are?

Automatic attention makes fewer demands but is relatively inflexible, as it cannot cope with the unexpected.

As a musician, your ability in most live situations to quickly transpose a piece or adapt to sudden deviations is way more valuable than being locked to an inflexible script, as is your ability to stretch out and at times improvise.

Results confirm a positive relation with the scheduled generation of renewables and inflexible base load, as well as a negative relation with the scheduled system load.

And, unlike much academic economics today, their fascination with abstract models did not make them as inflexible and authortarian as many believe.

What I also hadn't realized was that I could be as inflexible and unromantic as that first, smoke-free boyfriend when it came to whom I could live with or marry.

New York has a black mayor named Zubrinsky, the U.S. has a socialist President named Metzger, but, just as official socialist broadcasting proves indistinguishable from the corporate kind, so socialist party politics prove as inflexible and hidebound as those of capitalist times, and, under Zella's guidance, women seek to take direct, and violent, action to break with both.