Sentence examples for uncompromising of from inspiring English sources

The Electric Michelangelo is about that most fascinating, strange and uncompromising of the folk arts – tattooing.

How you answer will help you decide whether or not to read this most singular and stylistically uncompromising of novels.

Released in June 1830, Garrison returned to Boston and, a year later, established The Liberator, which became known as the most uncompromising of American antislavery journals.

Michelangelo was the most uncompromising of men; he insisted that he had not been taught anything by anyone and he preferred to work alone.

Katie Mitchell, theatre's harbinger of doom, "the princess of darkness", is known for being one of the most serious and uncompromising of British theatre directors.

Even the Brazil manager Dunga, usually the most taciturn and uncompromising of coaches, felt moved to praise, saying: "They passed really well and defended extremely well – it was really hard to play against adversaries that were so tough and defensive".

His personal examples of uncompromising integrity, of hard work in any just cause, and an inexhaustible passion for excellence shone in his every undertaking.

Santese and Valli looked on as the campaigns dumbed down further, and decided to make a collection of uncompromising portraits of the party leaders.

He was the belligerent and uncompromising head of the prisoner of war interrogation section of the intelligence corps.

There, several years of isolation have led not to the weakening of Hamas but to the strengthening of even more uncompromising enemies of the Jewish state.

"Empire" hit shelves in 1984, and offered an uncompromising glimpse of the destructiveness of war.