Sentence examples for too uncompromising from inspiring English sources

Others have been less influential because they have been too uncompromising.

Benjamin's literary criticism was too unusual and too uncompromising to win a large audience.

"The fact is," he wrote, "he is too ardent, too intense, too uncompromising in his ambitions".

She is too sharp, too clever, too uncompromising and (to everyone but herself) too honest for her own good.

It is too uncompromising to deal with the messy choices that the ECB has to make in the meantime to keep the single-currency show on the road.

When Representative Phil Gingrey of Georgia had the temerity to suggest that Mr. Limbaugh was too uncompromising, he was met with public outrage and forced into an humiliating apology.

Relentlessly self-critical, he was also brilliantly uncompromising about everyone else too, and his later musical and political philosophy is summed up in his book Stockhausen Serves Imperialism.

He was uncompromising too.

My secularism is uncompromising, too.

The price tags on Cameron's films are uncompromising, too.

The arguments on both sides are too loud and uncompromising and intransigent.