Sentence examples for unyielding control from inspiring English sources
Mugabe's intransigence and unyielding control over home affairs, the military, and the security forces blocked reform.
Arab sentiment had grown vehemently anti-British in the years leading up to the war, because of unyielding control in the region, but also because of British policy in Palestine.
It is difficult not to wonder if Ellington's work was damaged by his holding back so much of what he wanted to say — if his unyielding self-control was not sometimes less than ideal for his art.
Harris wrote and produced the song for Ora, and therefore controls the publishing and performing rights to it, but turning down the potential royalties earn from a television apperance may just show an unyielding desire for control.
It was Clinton, they added, who was unyielding in support of gun control on behalf of an urban constituency that has little love for the National Rifle Assn., as Sanders sometimes wavered.
This new piece of immersive software puts you in control of both an unyielding stream of bright yellow urine and a variety of different environments.
There is something unyielding and unhealthy about this desire to control every situation.
Whether the issue was civil rights, women's rights or gay rights, arms control or the Panama Canal, Mr. Helms approached them all with a deeply rooted and unyielding brand of conservatism.
Two immovable, unyielding forces.
