| They are in the same situation as an enemy combatant under arms who has intransigently refused to surrender. |
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| The real opposite of the sublime is, of course, the intransigently banal and commonsensical. |
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| I stand uncompromisingly, intransigently by my positions, whenever I can remember them. |
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| Their new film, similarly celebrating an intransigently independent, anti-social clan engaged in a fight with oppressive authorities, is less coherent and persuasive. |
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| In the Soviet case, on the other hand, laughter intransigently refuses to absent itself. |
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