Sentence examples for uncompromising set from inspiring English sources
Tonigh he delivers an uncompromising set.
On the other side of the coin, in 2013, a show appeared at the Edinburgh Fringe to great acclaim called Adrienne Truscott's Asking for it, which featured the comic naked from the waist down performing a fairly uncompromising set.
During the troughs, he is in effect performing to himself, and even highlights as strong as Jesus Walks and Touch the Sky, which he performs from a crane, can't elevate this uncompromising set to a triumph when he won't let the crowd in.
Inside the Wurstküche sausage restaurant on Lincoln Blvd in Venice, DJ Eric Sharp woke everyone up with a fairly uncompromising set of deep and nü-house somewhat jarrinü-house somewhatwinning for its curation as much as its mixing.
When I started, because I had a very heavily uncompromising feminist set, it was really designed to wind people up – not just men, women as well.
Society Within Courttia Newland Abacus £6.99, pp310 Buy it at BOL Society Within is the second volume of 27-year-old Courttia Newland's uncompromising trilogy set on the barely-fictional west London council estate of Greenside.
What enabled the uncompromising mind-set to dominate our politics?
Politicians keep trying to fashion failsafe solutions to the capital's uncompromising mind-set, without understanding that there is no external escape from an environment that rewards those who stand tenaciously on their principles and demonize their opponents.
The exercise proved that the capital is caught in a centrifuge that allows those with an uncompromising mind-set to chase the tantalizing partisan dream: My party will gain control, and push through its agenda, undiluted.
Backed by beats and strings and resplendent in headgear that suggests a 22nd-century Cleopatra, Björk plays the most uncompromising festival headline set imaginable.
The justices should resist this invitation to disrupt the modern regulatory system by overturning Congress's broad delegation of authority to the E.P.A. or otherwise diluting the agency's power to set "uncompromising" health-based standards.
