Sentence examples for intractable ground from inspiring English sources

Freud was on less intractable ground with the award-winning television commercial in which he and his bloodhound friend Henry - in reality a number of different dogs, all equally hangdog in appearance to him - endorsed Minced Morsels.

On a range of fronts, high ambitions are colliding with intractable realities on the ground.

Perhaps a big, gay dance party is what it will take to help the intractable sides find common ground.

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Yet it is clear on the stump that he yearns for a middle ground even on intractable matters like abortion.

The use of direct action is a well-tested tactic and helps to establish a viable middle ground in a seemingly intractable debate.

Since then, however, little has changed on the ground as the Middle East's most intractable conflict has been sidelined by the Arab Spring, and US-Israeli concern over Syria and Iran, our correspondent says.

McCarey's final film, Satan Never Sleeps (1962), was another anticommunist story, about two intractable priests (William Holden and Clifton Webb) in China who refuse to give ground to the local communists.

"What if Harvard Business School gave itself a gender makeover, changing its curriculum, rules and social rituals to foster female success?" "The country's premier business training ground was trying to solve a seemingly intractable problem.

"So if you look on the ground, you find the war is still an intractable civil war.

Thus the latest, most hopeful stage in Myanmar's national story is shifting the ground beneath some of the country's seemingly intractable ethnic problems.