Sentence examples similar to slightly intractable from inspiring English sources
Ian Anderson, a Scot who performs with the band Jethro Tull, sang of a slightly less intractable difficulty: "wise men don't know how it feels to be thick as a brick".
"I've tried to write novels," Munro says, sounding slightly annoyed with her own intractable methods.
Moreover, without observing the physical hand, they complained of the existence of their hand, which they felt was slightly movable in their mind, and suffered from intractable pain in the insensible hand.
The two Ugandan-backed rebel groups, the Movement for the Liberation of Congo and the Rally for Congolese Democracy, have just agreed to merge, slightly simplifying the process of negotiation.But the young Mr Kabila makes an improbable peace-broker for such an intractable conflict.
Unfortunately, corruption remained intractable.
But the alternatives look intractable.
Corruption remained an intractable problem.
He made intractable enemies.
