Sentence examples for intransigent to from inspiring English sources

Over time, Morsi's critics run the risk of appearing intransigent to the general public, especially if he starts making concessions.

Like his life partner and frequent collaborator, the composer John Cage, he remained intransigent to the last.

"The notion that we are 60's fossils who are intransigent to any rational change is simply untrue.

Ms Fernández's instincts remain intransigent: to press on regardless of the economic damage and let her successor pick up the pieces.

Meanwhile, Hole's "Be a Man," a punky snarl in the face of machismo, is out of place but too intransigent to ignore.

So if we're going to apply the term "Confederacy," then perhaps we can all agree that while a majority of Southern white voters seem intransigent to change, the region is nevertheless being transformed by its changing demographics.

Yet, without having fully thought out the consequences, he let himself in July 1914 be persuaded by Leopold, Graf (count) von Berchtold, the foreign minister, to issue the intransigent ultimatum to Serbia that led to World War I.

Should the G.O.P. enter into yet another budget showdown with Mr. Obama in which they appear to be intransigent, eager to slash spending programs for the poor and determined to secure tax breaks for the rich?

Richmond California Mayor Gayle McLaughlin, who marched with Occupy, now leads an initiative to force intransigent banks to negotiate with underwater homeowners through eminent domain.

But remember those links above: you only need 3% of a population to be intransigent activists to have a massive effect on society, on the scale of overthrowing entire governments.

Conservatives invoke supernatural claims to justify intransigent opposition to change, not so with Hayekian liberals.