unyielding

She had been called cold and unyielding all her life.

The King was unyielding, however, and called them to order.

And to hear him tell it, she's the unyielding one.

It is the way schools now do business, an almost unyielding policy that has been living up to its name.

But fighting the state is nothing new for this unyielding man.

Hell to pay, in other words, for anyone who was unyielding.

She was, in her discussion with the young women, unyielding about that point.

To them the government was like a distant and unyielding father.

Right now you must be hard and unyielding, like iron.

Nothing but a cold and unyielding face staring down at her.

"It's going to take a commitment that will be unyielding for the next three years."

They were fierce and unyielding with themselves when it came to work.

And why had he chosen this issue on which to be unyielding?

Everything about the world in which they hunted was hard and unyielding.

I'd seen her in this mood before and I knew how unyielding she could be.

But tonight his administration took a more unyielding position on democratic reforms.

When he continued, his voice was even more stern and unyielding.

It was massive, unyielding, and he thought suddenly of water.

And with that she gave her a cold, unyielding stare.

She pulled against his hold, but the grip was unyielding.

But the unyielding look on his face told me no hedge I could come up with was going to work.

There is nothing to hide a child against the unyielding sun.

Europe should therefore remain unyielding and continue to speak with one voice.

She tried to struggle, to escape, but the hand was unyielding.

She tried to pull him down but he stayed there, unyielding.