Sentence examples for my intractable from inspiring English sources
Even if it hadn't helped solve the problems of my intractable novel, it would have shown me things — about life as well as writing — that I could have made much more use of at that formative age (to be crudely utilitarian about it) than I can now.
I was raised to think critically about such things, and my professional life working in schools furthered my understanding of the intractable nature of institutionalized racism.
But it would have been easy to draw a pessimistic conclusion: it is not comforting that 51% of Indonesians, or about 100m people, do expect a clash.In this section Barking louder, biting less If you want my opinion ReprintsStill, however intractable reality may be, pollsters are under pressure to send a clear message.
And soon I'll have to make plain to my son the most intractable fact of life, which, of course, is death.
Studying the simplicity of Rogers's pink powder room — how it was designed to whimsically emphasize its limitations rather than trying to mask them — I began to reconsider the seemingly intractable constraints of my small office.
"From my reading, the issues are not intractable and there remains a real determination to conclude the TPP among all parties".
If I am trying to do a deposition and a person is intractable, I roll up my sleeve and show the Deadhead symbol I have.
I tried putting it up for a very brief period, because I like long hair — but it never got even to my shoulders and is always so intractable that I gave that up within a month or so.
I tried putting it up for a very brief period, because I like long hair but it never got even to my shoulders and is always so intractable that I gave that up within a month or so.
My research output, though, was fairly underwhelming, again partly due to my making a beeline for the most intractable problems and almost solving them.
The phone lines in the nurses' station all lit up simultaneously and my beeper went into its equivalent of intractable seizure activity.
