Sentence examples for unaccommodating from inspiring English sources

A mountain climber, he was long-haired and instinctively unaccommodating.

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.

"If they thought I was unaccommodating before, wait till they see me in the future," he said, angrily.

He's an unaccommodated and unaccommodating man, happier in a claustrophobic world of prison bars, crashing doors, cages and straitjackets than enjoying the supposed lack of restrictions in normal civilised life.

Ms Hughes-Hallett evokes the edgy relationship between these two unaccommodating egos with particular adroitness.D'Annunzio is best seen away from the realm of politics.

The inconveniences of the original — an unaccommodating space, harried staff, the absence of overflow seating — are charming, in the way of an old beach house, but feel almost cynical in a new construction.

Second, WFAN got Imus, a longtime veteran of WNBC, 660's previous tenant; Imus didn't focus on sports, but he was an expert radio man, and he brought verve and stability, of a kind, to the morning hours, which had proved unaccommodating to pure sports talk.

MAFF has earned international opprobrium for its unaccommodating attitude toward B.S.E.

I had the benefit of a guided tour by my friend Chloé Guerber-Cahuzac, who works there, and who made sure I didn't miss some of the show's salient touches — including the fact that some of the ridiculously unaccommodating furniture that was part of the set of the Villa Arpel, the futuristic home of the child whose uncle Tati plays, was actually manufactured and sold to consumers.

There are places in New York where the city's anarchic, unaccommodating spirit, its fundamental, irrepressible aimlessness and heedlessness have found especially firm footholds.

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.