recalcitrance in a sentence

1. The only answer to recalcitrance was impotence or war.

2. One-sided pressure on Israel will thus only encourage their recalcitrance.

3. Jimmy's recalcitrance only resulted in him getting publicly beaten by Dell.

4. On hearing the Dharma, you accepted it without any recalcitrance whatsoever.

5. What does that mean for your party: More recalcitrance in dealing with Merkel?

6. Iran's game continues to be a cunning combination of cooperation and recalcitrance.

7. Is the Palestinians’ recalcitrance not proof that they still want to drive the Jews into the sea?

8. We have seen these technological races before, and we have seen what recalcitrance and isolationism can do.

9. we have seen these technological races before, and we have seen what recalcitrance and isolationism can do.

10. It shows the frightening consequences of such recalcitrance: the downfall of the old order and the obscure birth of the new.

11. These dark ones still persist in their recalcitrance, but any form of delaying tactics on their side will be preempted by us.

12. Because of this utter recalcitrance they leave Heaven with no choice but to remove them from further involvement in Earth affairs.

13. In other words, Dutch football, with its offensive power and simultaneous recalcitrance, is the mirror image of an entire country.

14. Every free gift the Palestinians receive from the international community contributes to their recalcitrance and maximalist strategy.

15. But more and more often to Sampat Pal Devi braced against these injustices and was chased by their recalcitrance soon from their village.

16. Until now, banking recalcitrance has been a thorn in the side of many bitcoin startups, but Percival feels like that issue will be resolved very soon.

17. In the case of smaller companies, however, as a lawyer, one must probably take into account the existence of such recalcitrances in the risk assessment.

18. It is a form of idolatry, just as the divorce that Jesus now condemns was at best a sign of recalcitrance and at worst a rebellion against the Creator God.

19. The reason for this is that I wrote an 18+ pages critique of my verdict, which according to prison authorities proves my lack of remorse and my recalcitrance.

20. On 21 February, Pope Pius IX granted a constitution to the Papal States, which was both unexpected and surprising considering the historical recalcitrance of the Papacy.