Sentence examples for intransigent and from inspiring English sources

The rhetoric keeps getting more hyperbolic, the opposition more intransigent, and the ideological tests more rigid.

Mr Saakashvili's supporters say that the opposition is intransigent and maybe even outright treacherous.

Both their positions make them intransigent, and their brushes become tiresome.

Thanks to Clinton-Barak, Israel will then be labeled intransigent and isolated.

The more intransigent and incendiary our European partners have become, the more support behind the new government has solidified.

He has said repeatedly that Israel is proving intransigent and that its negotiators are not empowered to make big decisions.

"The most leftwing factions have become more vocal and more intransigent, and they are in a stronger position," he said.

It seemed certain to make the captors more intransigent and the U.S. government even less willing to act on the families' behalf.

Maybe the White House will not cave, and the Republicans will not be intransigent, and the Democrats will get their act together and be canny and unified.

On the other, it doesn't seem to have settled our disagreements about abortion, which, if anything, have become more intransigent and extreme.

It combines serpentine, fragile descriptions of Jamaica's natural beauty with an unafraid look at the horrors of Jamaican violence, in a way that is intransigent and unique.