Sentence examples for seemingly recalcitrant from inspiring English sources
But May still has to get that deal approved by a seemingly recalcitrant House of Commons.
Harrison's celebrated early sonnets on his parents and class were gnarled with seemingly recalcitrant material that triumphantly revived the pentameter.
Perhaps the key to understanding the president's seemingly recalcitrant, obstreperous and sometimes downright illegal behaviour is his determination to re-establish Russia's greatness – and his deep sense of Russian difference.
As a result, a refined Spinozist might wonder how different the positions are since the theist purports to explain these seemingly recalcitrant phenomena merely by appealing to the divine will.
Additionally, acidic oligosaccharides (70%% recalcitrant) were more recalcitrant than neutral oligosaccharides (49%% recalcitrance).
In her 25 years at CNN, Christiane Amanpour has hopscotched the world, the very model of a foreign correspondent, turning up at seemingly every war, genocide, famine and natural disaster, slipping through previously closed borders and interviewing even the most recalcitrant of foreign leaders.
Sheep proved recalcitrant.
(11)Recalcitrant account holder.
