Sentence examples for intransigent about from inspiring English sources
As for the Bush-era tax cuts, Republicans may well remain intransigent about refusing to raise taxes on the wealthy.
One simply does not learn from this story why the group seems so intransigent about its unwillingness to relocate, disband or accept an end to American protection.
And though I'm utterly intransigent about how a good martini ought to be made, I'm flexible when it comes to the Manhattan.
Magnanimously, since it now acknowledges the time lapse is "inconvenient" it has agreed to credit your account with the £6 interest, but it remains intransigent about the rest.
Many if not most of the members in question fit the Yglesias-Chait description pretty well: They have deeply conventional right-wing views, and they're just more, well, intransigent about them.
For the Six Nations to be so pompously intransigent about future expansion, a shift towards springtime and pushing for more Friday night kick-offs demonstrates depressingly little interest in changing the on-field product for the better.
News reports portray the parties as equally intransigent; pundits fantasize about some kind of "centrist" uprising, as if the problem was too much partisanship on both sides.
The nationalists, on the other hand, said that Smith was being deliberately intransigent and that they did not believe he was sincere in seeking an agreement if he was so adamant about not giving such a "very small thing", in Muzorewa's words, as diplomatic immunity.
Los Angeles can tend to be somewhat of an intransigent city, so think about if you are here to stay or if your job could change.
Arne Duncan, Obama's education secretary and Geoffrey Canada, founder of the Harlem Children's Zone, have also been recruited for more rhetoric about broken systems and intransigent teachers.
Meanwhile it has emerged that members of the local community have written to senior civil servants at the MoD about the "capricious and intransigent manner" in which they handled the closure of the barracks before reopening it to house the Libyans.
