Sentence examples for most unyielding from inspiring English sources

It catches the uncompromising atmosphere of England's most unyielding county.

Mr. Feiglin is among the most unyielding of West Bank settlers.

It's really only a single truth she grapples with, but it's that oldest and most unyielding, the inevitability of death.

And was it not bizarre that this most unyielding of creative intellects, the dean of unsmiling cinema, should be stalked in such a way?

In its final lines, the poem breaks through the atmosphere of brooding — on life, death, nature, art, sex — and the dramatic lyric, Kunitz's lifelong project, reaches its most unyielding and most vulnerable pitch.

Just 21 months after voting in Ehud Barak, who promised to accelerate peace negotiations with the Palestinians and Syria, Israeli voters have chosen one of the country's most unyielding politicians as prime minister.

The Grammy was awarded to Steely Dan's first album after a 20-year hiatus; it's also their most knotted, unyielding record, their songs finally taking shapes as oblique as their lyrics.

She is one of the most tenacious politicians of her generation, whose willingness to study and correct course is rare in an age of unyielding partisanship.

Eight years ago, the Mets pursued a free-agent center fielder represented by Scott Boras, baseball's most formidable and unyielding agent.

"The animus toward Con Edison is as raw as it was four years ago," said Mr. Gianaris, who has been one of the company's most vocal and unyielding critics.

While A.E.D.P.A. was "misconceived at its inception," Reinhardt writes, the "deeply conservative" Supreme Court has "repeatedly interpreted it in the most inflexible and unyielding manner possible" so that "constitutional rulings by state courts" are "nearly unreviewable by the federal judiciary".