Sentence examples similar to inflexibly designed from inspiring English sources
In the end, the Republicans may well go back to being inflexibly inflexible with this president, but for a moment in time, each side realized that the other side had something to say.
Sports, unlike life, need inflexibly defined rules.
Until this point, he has inflexibly pushed his tax cut, the energy plan and missile defense, even when it was clear that they did not suit the times.
Amid a flurry of proposals by other deputies, Saint-Just held inflexibly to his "one man one vote" plan, and this conspicuous homage to Greco-Roman traditions (which were particularly prized and idealized in French culture during the Revolution) enhanced his political cachet.
Well, if you're coming to a situation inflexible, then you're going to get and receive inflexibly.
As a mentor, Jones was inflexibly sensible.
"We should try inflexibly to help him".
The Constitution does not prohibit special laws inflexibly and always.
The tempo of a work is never inflexibly mathematical.
