Sentence examples similar to intransigent traditions from inspiring English sources

"I do not believe there has ever been a lawsuit about a nonprofit literary magazine, and only an intransigent revolutionary mind, deeply immersed in the tradition of Marxism, could have thought up such a parody of capitalist property relations," Mr. Phillips wrote.

The tension between the Roman and Irish traditions, often exacerbated by Cuthbert's near-contemporary Saint Wilfrid, an intransigent and quarrelsome supporter of Roman ways, was to be a major feature of Cuthbert's lifetime.

Braga's family was Roman Catholic and monarchist by tradition, but he himself soon became noted for his intransigent republicanism and anticlericalism at Coimbra University, from which he graduated in 1868.

In her latest book, "Nomad: From Islam to America" (Free Press; $27), she reminds her readers of the West's tradition of intellectual revolt against clerical tyranny and warns of the insidious, intransigent enemies in their midst.

Yet Martoma was intransigent.

The western tradition of science fiction, largely the product of rightwing American writers, is high on individualism, expansionist politics and engineering or military solutions to intransigent problems.

The intransigent can be isolated.

Meanwhile, Mr. Patel remains intransigent.

But the shah remained intransigent.

Above all, he was intransigent.

So why is Germany being so intransigent?