When Al Davis died, so did the Raiders' unyielding commitment to man-to-man defense.
pic.twitter.com/hWnXkynMTc As waves of up to 15 feet reportedly pounded the coast, high surf and coastal flood warnings were put into place on the state's beaches, and mudslides occurred inland, yet Professor Barrese remained a man unyielding in the face of Mother Nature, all in the name of education.
At his death, his reputation as a severe and unyielding military man was undiminished.
The attempt fails as Hirst seems trapped forever in an unyielding no man's land which serves as an anteroom to death.
It was a sobriquet he earned as the Conservative Party's unyielding point man on issues of law and order and as a proponent of bringing back the death penalty last used in Britain more than 40 years ago.
But this is a mayor who has piously put himself forth as a man of unyielding principle, whose strength is the perception that he does not curry favor with run-of-the-mill politicians.
The whoop snort and roar of men who unyielding stood their ground?" Issa's index jabbed the dusk, his other hand gripping my arm with fingers of steel.
Yet he is also, judging by the public record, a man of cramped vision, unyielding attitudes and limited tolerance for those who disagree with him.
With high-concept prescience Kraftwerk (German for "power plant") invented itself as "the man-machine" in the 1970s, marrying human input to unyielding technology with the deadest of cyborg deadpans.
"Nelson Mandela was a man of incomparable honor, unconquerable strength, and unyielding resolve -- a saint to many, a hero to all who treasure liberty, freedom and the dignity of humankind.
"DSK the man is vile, whereas DSK the pig is creative and marvellous, but like all pigs, he's unyielding.
