Sentence examples for intransigent speech from inspiring English sources

Jelavic delivered a long and intransigent speech, and then Radisic delivered another speech.

An appeal to the European court of human rights, where the author's intransigent stance on freedom of speech would most likely have been upheld, will not be an option: De Luca has already declared that he will not appeal the sentence.

I'm sure that this speech looked confrontational and intransigent on television in ways that it just didn't in the hall, inside the bubble.

In a concession speech today, Mr. Rutelli promised "intransigent" opposition against "a right wing we do not trust, and who we know will not be able to maintain its campaign promises".

Pedro II was intransigent in his defense of the unrestricted freedom of speech which had existed in Brazil since independence in 1822.

An intransigent Congress apparently doomed Mr Obama's top priorities from last year's speech (such as gun control).

So have a look back, then consider what steps might break old deadlocks or sidestep today's many hurdles — ranging from scant revenue to the intransigent hard-right edge in the House: January 28 , 2011 Obama's Climate Speech How Obama can build on his State of the Union message with a speech explaining why an energy quest is necessary.

To listen to their protestations to the press and police, one would think that they were innocent victims of an assault orchestrated by extremist non-Muslim elements who had hijacked the event and free speech but the members of the group proved themselves to be intransigent, obstreperous, aggressive and childish.

In a speech to business executives here, he said the candidates were also trying to discredit the election with "intransigent positions".

Yet Martoma was intransigent.

The intransigent can be isolated.