Sentence examples for making no concession from inspiring English sources

Paintings like "Rising Moon" are for serious landscape aficionados, making no concession to popular taste.

But the Russian autocracy, making no concession to popular sovereignty and nationality, was more threatened by social change even than the Germans.

And now here he is, making no concessions to a British audience who missed out on the Tony award-winning history lesson.

The series is like nothing else on television because never before has a mainstream American series assumed the perspective of gay characters, making no concessions to straight viewers.

Mr. Lefler insisted that the Israeli government was making no concessions, not allowing hunger strikers, who have vowed to drink only water, to have tea, soup or cigarettes.

He made no concession speech.

Friedrich makes no concession to bourgeois pieties.

Myth 3: The Palestinians made no concession of their own.

The hours are brutal, and party whips make no concession to mothers.

He makes no concession to the age, and therein lies his ruin.

During the gubernatorial primary, Blackwell savaged Jim Petro, his establishment opponent, and made no concession to moderate Republicans.