recalcitrant in a sentence

1. a class of recalcitrant fifteen-year-olds

2. or ostrich- like recalcitrant to believe,

3. a stiff-necked recalcitrant and troublemaker

4. It has been successfully used in recalcitrant OLP cases.

5. The Council threatened recalcitrant parents with severe punishment.

6. We don't know why some people's psoriasis can be more recalcitrant.

7. Kot is the cool head of the drama and Kulig its recalcitrant heart.

8. In the 1950s he rallied the recalcitrant left trend in Cuba to the cause.

9. A recalcitrant passenger received the bill from the airline: 85000 of pounds

10. Now, we are not saying that those recalcitrants will fully embrace the light.

11. He gave recalcitrant Christians multiple opportunities to comply with the law.

12. Nor is it provoked by the need to discipline recalcitrant minorities in general.

13. Brussels' action against recalcitrant member states lacks wisdom, 112.ua argues:

14. Ask senior high school teachers if recalcitrant students learn anything of worth.

15. Yet to everyone’s surprise, the 15-country Security Council remained recalcitrant.

16. It cannot be executed by an unprepared, weak, or recalcitrant military leadership.

17. Recalcitrant states in the Middle East are to be militarily subdued into this texture.

18. The UK's reaction was heated and recalcitrant but they finally implemented the ruling.

19. He is accused of being recalcitrant and as desiring only to obscure their remembrance.

20. The threat of torture and death was normally enough to persuade the recalcitrant spouse.