Sentence examples for intransigent view from inspiring English sources

Whilst I'm sure there are many employers who would much rather not to have to bargain collectively with their workforce, there are many media employers who have a particularly intransigent view in this regard and indeed will go to great lengths to block the NUJ from its titles.

But still, any signs of actual physical change are hidden from view by an intransigent layer of subcutaneous fat that is as stubborn as fuck and shows no signs of going anywhere.

And American officials have come to view Japan as the most intransigent sparring partner, unwilling even to informally signal flexibility to help map areas of potential compromise.

Republicans strongly disputed Mr. Brown's view that they have been intransigent, saying that they were prepared to reach a budget compromise but that Mr. Brown was unwilling to give on issues like pension cutbacks or spending caps because of allegiance to labor unions.

But it would be a struggle, because you have an intransigent other party that has a polar opposite view of where he is on many issues.

How could he — famously intransigent, a champion of free thought — have contemplated that?

They should be used as guidelines rather than as intransigent blocks to creative approaches and thought.

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.

In 1961, Mississippi was thought of as the most intransigent of the Southern states.

Tory commentators and MPs, from the keenest federalist to the most intransigent Eurosceptic, cheered.Views within the Conservative camp, though broadly Eurosceptic, are so varied that pleasing everyone means being exquisitely vague.

Yet Martoma was intransigent.