Sentence examples for uncompromising interest from inspiring English sources

Often the national Democratic party is described in the same way, as an amalgamation of uncompromising interest groups.

Critics said it was impossible to reconcile so many uncompromising interest groups, with the equality minister Harriet Harman recently admitting everything had been put "into one melting pot".

In his autobiography, "Confessions of a Happy Man," Mr. Linkletter recalled his adoptive father, a one-legged cobbler and itinerant evangelist, as "a strange, uncompromising man whose main interest in life was the Bible".

Its leaders make a point of boasting about its uncompromising stance if Polish interests are at stake.

Gawker was an island … uncompromised and uncompromising".

Fractious Europe-hating Conservative backbenchers called for him to stand firm on Europe, to "show bulldog spirit," in a "resolute and uncompromising defense of British national interests," as one legislator, Andrew Rosindell, put it.

But the first-term senator's appeal among traditional conservatives was no match for Mr. Trump's fiery and uncompromising vow to fight for the interests of average Americans who have lost faith in the country's political leadership.

Told in flashback, "How I Killed My Father," which opens today in Manhattan, is a kind of murder mystery, but eventually the only victim is the audience's interest -- the picture is uncompromising and inauspicious.

He attended a private school where "I was miserable, the bullied Jewish kid, because I was uncompromising in my refusal to be interested in what everyone else was interested in.

The opposition party engages in constant chest-thumping about how uncompromising it is when fighting for Polish interests.

He is an uncompromising civil libertarian, and, because of a shared interest in the First Amendment, he has known Lee Bollinger for decades.