Inflexible

Here in the United States, political parties have devolved into more or less inflexible tribal groupings where merit is the last thing people consider when voting for political candidates.

Interloping profile and plan views, Barman disrupts technical semblance in favor of compositional abstraction, exposing the inflexible semiotics of concrete upon its subjects.

I was surprised they didn’t take a bit longer to check every angle, as they are usually pretty inflexible when somebody is touched above the neck.

Reminiscent of Paris's inflexible position during the negotiations, France is finding itself cornered in its opposition to the UK's stance on electric vehicles.

Sadly, many people are failing that test and instead staking out inflexible ideological ground.

So, if you’re out of shape or a bit inflexible, there are a set of yoga asanas you can begin with.

With her enormous and inflexible fashion piece, a lot of people are wondering how does she move in that outfit without disturbing the sight of others behind her.

China is known for its inflexible restrictions on foreign performers, controlling tightly what they can and cannot say.

However, inflexible billing systems in many cases constrain options like tiered usage pricing, bundles including usage allowances or hybrid models that provide benefits to customers with seasonal usage patterns.

Mr Mulgan warned that "in the long-run" it would "prove unsatisfactory" and described it as "hugely expensive, inflexible, inappropriate and possibly unreliable".

Others put the pocket too low on the back for my short arms and inflexible shoulders to reach, or made the pocket too narrow for a phone to easily slide in and out of without a wrestling match.

Sellers who are unmotivated or inflexible can drive potential buyers away.

The outspoken Goldberg could come across as dogmatic and inflexible, but proved strategic behind the scenes.

There is nothing inflexible about it.

I am inflexible in my belief that many of us who love him will not want to point out the flaws in his perspective on the 2020 election impasse simply out of reverence.

Its this unnatural, inflexible and insular attitude that is initially attractive, but long term annoying because its Japanese way or no way.

On the negative side, they can be inflexible, bossy and someone who comes across as insensitive.

Pete Buttigieg used his speech after the Nevada caucuses to take aim at Sanders, referring broadly to Sanders' movement as an "inflexible ideological revolution" that excludes Americans.

Regulations also tend to be inflexible and difficult to coordinate cost-effectively across sectors and firms.

Slightly inflexible search engine requires exact matches, meaning that if you misspell an artist or band’s name, you won’t get any results.