Sources say Crow is actually quite a moderate and flexible trade unionist, but must play the intransigent militant to pacify hardcore members of the RMT's executive committee, or else he'll be out of a job.
Just intransigents playing at "cat and mouse".
The intransigent section of the tape played.
Now, 51 intransigent years later, you have Fred Thomas playing the organ in St . Pauls Hall in Huddersfield, West Yorkshire with a ten-microphone setup, each one strategically placed around the room to record a specific tone of the performance, each model of microphone chosen for that clearly defined purpose.
The change in licensing laws has meant the free entry bar has affected paid entry to nightclubs, as has the rise of festivals, but spiralling rents, intransigent councils and avaricious developers have also played a part.
The column argued that, while the preponderance of blame lies with an intransigent, Obama-hating claque of congressional Republicans, Obama had played into their hands by failing to use the leverage available to him as president.
In "The Last of the Thorntons" (2000), a play about memory and history, set in an old-age home, a demented and intransigent resident, Annie, speaks only one line: "I want to go home.
His intransigent interpretation of the Third proved doubly maddening because it was played with almost unspeakable beauty.
Where The Thick of It's press officer Terri Coverley was intransigent and fairly useless, and Den Flixter, the ward sister she played in Getting On, was delusional and vastly irritating, Catherine Dickens is a much put-upon and deeply moral woman, treated appallingly by her famous husband.
Yet Martoma was intransigent.
