| In a broader perspective, his stubbornness and inflexibility were immature and indescribably destructive. |
| Men called him a dictator because they feared moral inflexibility in one who had power. |
| Exercise can help you avoid the stiffness and pain that result from inflexibility. |
| Weakness and inflexibility in the forearm muscles makes tennis elbow more likely. |
| The utter inflexibility of the negotiators when they got their chance to state their demands allowed them to be politically outflanked. |
| Her colleagues, if they are prudent, acknowledge her inflexibility of principle. |
