Sentence examples similar to somewhat unaccommodating from inspiring English sources
A mountain climber, he was long-haired and instinctively unaccommodating.
"If they thought I was unaccommodating before, wait till they see me in the future," he said, angrily.
Go to Iowa or Indiana and you'll find similar countryside, though the gravel roads in much of rural America are unaccommodating to the thin tires of a road bike.
He testified against ENDA, calling the legislation "unaccommodating" to religious organizations and saying it would place an unconstitutional burden on religious organizations.
Although ZFN and TALEN have demonstrated significant advances in the technology of gene targeting, they still require a new design for each gene, unaccommodating for systematic gene-disruption.
It's Lear's astonished, self-lacerating recognition of what he calls "unaccommodated man" as a universal condition.
In his earlier work, Hemon circled around "King Lear" and Shakespeare's great phrase "unaccommodated man," the naked human animal Lear finds on the heath.
Its song was somewhat, somewhat erased.
