Sentence examples for unyielding rules from inspiring English sources

Muslims opposed to understandings of Islam as monolithic, self-contained and defined by unyielding rules and sharp dichotomies naturally emphasize their faith's rich diversity of thought and practice over many centuries and cultures.

An unyielding focus on individualized identity excludes those who do not fall into neatly demarcated categories.

Where can such an unyielding principle be found?

Instead, viewers are treated to the spectacle of teenagers who can freely roam New York unsupervised by parents or teachers, tethered, by their own volition, to the strict rules and unyielding clichés of a Bravo reality show.

His unyielding enforcement of its rules and active dislike of some of its users on largely ethnic grounds results in an altercation in the park that lights the touchpaper of Gee's multi-voiced novel in its opening chapter.

Those are the rules, unwritten but unyielding.

"While the JPMorgan trading loss does not appear to have caused systemic problems, it is a clear reminder that Wall Street continues to need better risk management, vigorous oversight and, if the rules are broken, unyielding enforcement," said Senator Tim Johnson, the South Dakota Democrat who leads the banking committee.

Germany (stiff, unyielding Germany) says: "Never mind the rules.

Over all, you're left thinking that New Orleans is a city that goes in circles, with its own rules and mysteries and unyielding contradictions, none of them plumbable by outsiders.

According to Major W W Goldsborough, who served in Steuart's Maryland Infantry at Gettysburg: "...it was not only his love for a clean camp, but a desire to promote the health and comfort of his men that made him unyielding in the enforcement of sanitary rules.

Under the unyielding and often harsh 33-year rule of his mother, Queen Ranavalona I, Madagascar had successfully preserved its cultural and political independence from French and British designs.