Sentence examples for kind of uncompromising from inspiring English sources
This is the kind of uncompromising analysis we have come to expect from Souness, who remains the gold standard on the experts' bench, a million miles away from the cosy camaraderie of his terrestrial equivalents.
To her supporters, it was exactly the kind of uncompromising stand on a matter of principle that made her great.
Maybe the kids aren't ready for that kind of uncompromising futurism.
The movies returned the Riviera competition to the kind of sombre, uncompromising cinema for which the festival is famous, after Woody Allen's popular comedy "Midnight In Paris" and a host of A-listers gave the event a splashy, upbeat opening.
That kind of groundswell of uncompromising fury hasn't consumed the Democrats.
Tangerine is the kind of uniquely vibrant, uncompromising film which so rarely is offered any kind of weight during awards season; even though its Sundance Film Festival premiere returned favourable reviews and a healthy dose of industry buzz.
The essence of the old World Cup winning captain – the pragmatist, the man whose toughness defined a different, more uncompromising kind of Brazilian attitude – characterised a feisty win.
Islamic conversion, he writes, is "the most uncompromising kind of imperialism .In all four countries he visits—Indonesia, Iran, Pakistan and Malaysia Islam has become inextricably bound up with a sense of national identity.
In each of these guises, at least, he was authentically countercultural and anti-corporate, a credible advocate for a kind of lawless self-reliance and uncompromising common sense.
Like Clarke herself, whose reputation was built on her disdain for fads and faffing, it's an uncompromising, unflashy kind of a book, its recipes straightforward and rather brief: haikus of deliciousness almost anyone could pull off.
Ebert said that within Cody there is "the soul of an artist, and her screenplay brings to this material a certain edge, a kind of gleeful relish, that's uncompromising.
