Intransigent in a sentence

Liberals have not become more intransigent or radical.

I wish you well, but I am glad that I will be watching from the sidelines as you deal with intransigent bureaucrats.

After issuing a few of his promised executive orders, Sanders will face intransigent political reality.

And still, the league is curiously intransigent.

But in recent years, being ‘woke’ has come to mean having an intransigent intolerance of myriad, often very trivial and pointless things, and the broadness of the ‘woke’ charge sheet is growing absurdly long and is often utterly ridiculous.

It was an enormous ask, and the stakes were huge: he wanted the executive branch to go around an intransigent Congress to do something about climate change.

Gidley said that Trump had repeatedly asked for the sort of border funding that U.S. security officials said they needed, only to encounter intransigent Democrats in Congress.

International actors could reward the parties who agree to moderate their positions and sanction those who remain intransigent.

I would add the word ‘intransigent’.

Netanyahu thought that threatening new elections would scare one or both of the intransigent prospective coalition members, but they both called his bluff.

She came to power as the Brexiteers champion and has remained aloof and intransigent at every turn.

The world must understand that due to India’s unrealistic and intransigent approach, the peace of the entire region is at stake,” Meraj said.

If he is not in the know or responsible for party programmers as president, then who is in charge of the party and is being intransigent?

Lecturers, on the other hand, have come out as militant and intransigent.

Marx was intransigent; there was no other possible path.

The intransigent monarch then imprisoned the unfortunate Sophia Dorothea in a castle, where she was confined until her death more than 30 years later.

Bilbo tries to ransom the Arkenstone to head off a war, but Thorin is intransigent.

Fighting ultimately broke out when the Provisional Government tried to assert its authority over well-armed and intransigent Anti-Treaty IRA units around the country – particularly a hardline group in Dublin.

Furthermore, all candidates for the ministry had to pass an examination in German culture before a state board which weeded out intransigent Catholics.

Kissinger argued the sending of U.S. aid might cause Israel to moderate its territorial claims, but this thesis raised a protracted debate whether U.S. aid was likely to make it more accommodating or more intransigent toward the Arab world.