Sentence examples for unyielding with from inspiring English sources
Before leaving the museum, I asked Cong why he had been so unyielding with Schiel.
To prepare for the role, Mr. Yen, who described himself as a mixed martial artist, lost 10 pounds and boned up on Wing Chun, a characteristic of which, he said, is "conquering the unyielding with the yielding".
Walter Mondale, Jimmy Carter's vice president and a former senator, had the misfortune of challenging Ronald Reagan, the incumbent, who had shown himself to be strong and unyielding with the Soviets.
Serious-minded — her idea of a good time is to form a commission to study the state's tax structure — and rather unyielding, with a brown belt in tae kwon do, Ms. Bass was also one of the first high-profile elected officials to support Senator Barack Obama's candidacy here.
She can be an encouraging yet unyielding with affirmations like "May Have to Pull Hard".
Wood is often just as frank about terrain that is as endless as it is unyielding, with surprises and pitfalls that are as brutal as they are random.
All these things and more comprise the Paris I love, the France I love and the Europe I love, where vast multitudes of good people come together in common cause with noble and unyielding purpose, with a patriotism that begins with a nation and evolves to a continent and becomes a high calling that unites decent people everywhere.
He said the investigating judge in the case, Philippe Courroye, "had displayed an unyielding hostility, with a real look of hate".
Also attractive is the love Jones clearly feels for the rolling plains and surrounding mountains of this harsh, unyielding country with which the settler must come to terms.
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.
The prickly, unyielding deserts with their tiny oases of beauty move me, as do the native scrub on the hillsides and the manic-depressive architecture, which swings wildly between the truly hideous and the grand.
