Sentence examples for recalcitrant personality from inspiring English sources

To the end of his life, he remained a recalcitrant personality, an antiwar, pro-labor political activist, a defender of the Soviet Union and a candidate for Congress on the American Labor Party ticket.

More passionate, more easily provoked and therefore more human, Coughlin won the personality contest between these reputably recalcitrant Super Bowl coaches, hands down.

Additionally, acidic oligosaccharides (70%% recalcitrant) were more recalcitrant than neutral oligosaccharides (49%% recalcitrance).

"By the way, if you're not going to do anything, why do you take a pay check?" I told Brown last year that he was likely to find Republican legislators just as recalcitrant as Arnold Schwarzenegger did, and that the only advantage he had -- in addition to his sparkling personality, of course -- is that the situation is even more glaringly obvious now than it was in the past.

Sheep proved recalcitrant.

Bosnian Serbs were recalcitrant.

Yet Southern critics remained recalcitrant.

The villagers were recalcitrant.

Only Lizzie remains recalcitrant.

"It's incredibly recalcitrant".

Yet some are less recalcitrant.