Sentence examples for most uncompromising from inspiring English sources

He was the most uncompromising musician I ever met.

It helps to weaken Israeli voices and eyes who are the most uncompromising about their government.

Among wines of the world that age well, port is the most uncompromising.

Who would have thought that this most uncompromising playwright would write something so glossy as Spooks?

One of Stravinsky's most uncompromising works, the latter dates from 1920.

But fuyidai like Mr. Big are accustomed to being the boss and can be the most uncompromising clients.

P. J. Harvey, "Let England Shake" (Feb. 15) — Is Harvey still the single most uncompromising, restless presence in modern rock?

Not that he had been master of the situation, but his death brought Ferdinand II, the most uncompromising Counter-Reformer, to the head of the house of Habsburg.

Some of the activists are judging him by what Weber called an "ethic of intention" — who has the purest and most uncompromising heart.

Bogus also overlooks Buckley's pragmatic evolution, evident in his famous pronouncement that he would support "the most right, viable candidate" rather than the most uncompromising conservative.

In a preface, Main declared that Eliot had "forever sanctified the Novel by making it the vehicle of the grandest and most uncompromising moral truth".