Sentence examples for was uncompromising to from inspiring English sources

Maureen O'Hara's final appearance: She was uncompromising to the end.

But To Be Kind is uncompromising to the point of overindulgence.

For better or for worse, the engine of democracy is compromise, and Mr. Nader is uncompromising to the very core of his being.

In character, if not in politics or background, López has been compared to the late president Hugo Chávez, who could also be uncompromising to the point of recklessness – much to the frustration of his ostensible allies.

Kay was uncompromising, given to furies if told what to do.

Vreeland's extreme and grandiose approach to fashion was uncompromising – something that Jacobs presented powerfully to jolting us out of from New York fashion ennui.

But he was uncompromising in his opposition to the liberal values of secular Israeli society, a stance that put him at odds with the left-leaning Labor Party.

And perhaps this is because Jesus was uncompromising in his call to discipleship.

His adherence to the principle of non-contradiction was uncompromising: "no intellect can assent to the opposite of the first principle or believe that contradictories are true at the same time" (Quod. I, q. 2, in Exploring, 38, ll. 165 166).

Bob Murray is quietly spoken with a soft Wearside accent but his message to McCarthy was uncompromising.

"He was uncompromising, which made him infuriating to some people, but he was unique and we'll never see the likes of him again.