“The channels of communication have broken down through intransigence, sheer bloody-mindedness, and despair.”

“The book discusses real world issues ranging from browser quirks to client intransigence.”

“His intransigence in climbing the mountain, his insistence on understanding, is a metaphor for what the book itself does.”

“Mediators were frustrated by the intransigency shown by both parties.”

“This reflected her statesmanship and muted her critics when she was accused of intransigency.”

“As we have done in the past when we observed such intransigency developing, we have today called for a brief recess in the dialogue.”

“When it came to doing homework before playing after school, Loren's mother was an intransigent.”

“The tranquillity of the image is a proclamation of Ireland's return to peace after long years of armed conflict, first with the British and then with its own intransigents.”

“As in other areas, in this field the traditional distinction between transigents and intransigents was clearly at work.”