Given the ludicrous specs, we should probably brace ourselves for an uncompromising price to go along with the uncompromising performance.
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In 2014, Sasha Cagen, author of the book, Quirkyalone: A Manifesto For Uncompromising Romantics, pledged uncompromising devotion to herself during a self-wedding in Beunos Aires.
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Fisher was uncompromising about pretty much everything in her life.
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This combination of uncompromising principles and community sourcing made what.
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He was nicknamed Tintin but renowned for his uncompromising aggression.
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"Anderson's writing is uncompromising, exactingly documented and heartfelt," wrote MacMullan.
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Unfortunately, this base is characterized by extreme and uncompromising views.
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Torvalds' uncompromising style has often been praised, including by WIRED.
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Despite Salvini's uncompromising tones, some prominent League members appeared doubtful.
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Like many other geniuses, he could be ornery and uncompromising.
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Odyssey is the rare outlet of uncompromising, utterly pure joy.
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They are uncompromising supporters of reproductive freedom and LGBT rights.
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He spoke truth to power in a nonpartisan, uncompromising way.
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Nonetheless, Ms. Marin dares to show us her uncompromising truth.
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There's no doubt that uncompromising, effective regulation is not cheap.
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In performance she comes across as both uncompromising and generous.
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Portugal can be expected to be as uncompromising as ever.
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She was elegant, graceful, and utterly uncompromising in her artistry.
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The games, five in five days, are fast and uncompromising.
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His aggressive, uncompromising strategy, for both Scalia's and Kennedy's replacements, succeeded.
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The most uncompromising attack on Roe has been launched in Alabama.
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This has been dictated both by uncompromising ideology and by pragmatism.
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Last, the case raises uncomfortable questions about American officials' uncompromising techniques.
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They are sometimes frightened (Ruth) but also uncompromising in their feminism.
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The outcome was uncompromising: 52 percent in favor, 48 percent against.
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Until last week, they sought unity through uncompromising hatred of Obamacare.
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An hour later, she hit back with this fairly uncompromising riposte.
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Their high, uncompromising regard for them is pretty much world legend.
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Powerful, gripping and uncompromising, both films rank among the festival's best.
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Sanders is uncompromising to a fault and his plans are unrealistic.
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"Kate was brilliant, deep, and uncompromising," she said in an email.
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That kind of groundswell of uncompromising fury hasn't consumed the Democrats.
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Mr Farron's uncompromising hostility to Brexit is the substantiation of this strategy.
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Fred was totally uncompromising, and Elsa has also kept at her art.
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Most are simply attracted to the man's unvarnished style and uncompromising politics.
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IN NORTHERN IRELAND Brexit has served mainly to harden already uncompromising attitudes.
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He also toured with the uncompromising reed player and composer Jimmy Giuffre.
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A final peace agreement must have uncompromising measures to uphold Yemen's security.
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Hidden Figures is charming, smart, capable, and uncompromising — just like its subjects.
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He was open-minded about some of his positions, uncompromising about others.
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The young — and the young at mind — tend to be uncompromising absolutists.
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Mugabe's response was uncompromising, labeling the invasions a correction of colonial injustices.
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SARAH MICHELSON This uncompromising choreographer also has an imagination that won't quit.
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Ms. Taymor's uncompromising production makes the strongest possible case for that potential.
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Facing an uncompromising opponent, it yields a predictable result: getting repeatedly defeated.
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Their uncompromising outfit, says Mr Kaufman, was "a great band of brothers".
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Along the way, uncompromising focus on detail has been key, Rahal says.
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"The Bling Ring" is uncompromising in its portrayal of banality and shallowness.
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The crisis is a political test for Rajoy, who has been uncompromising.
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They knew they could trust me because I was consistent and uncompromising.
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Salvini's popularity has soared on the back of his uncompromising, anti-migrant position.
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These are tough, uncompromising paintings that should be looked at and reflected upon.
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The organization is known for imposing uncompromising demands on companies it works with.
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Russia will continue its "uncompromising fight with terrorists in Syria", the ministry said.
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Both were commanding performers and uniquely uncompromising when it came to their music.
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In 1968, the organization was not yet as uncompromising as it is today.
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Adele is loud, creative, and uncompromising—traits that are very attractive to Scorpios.
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Be uncompromising about your fantasies—fulfill them in exactly the way you want!
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But then there are HARD days like today that prove your uncompromising power.
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" Its "uncompromising slowness," she wrote, "makes it hard to sit through without talking.
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His detractors were uncompromising, declaring that Knight's opinions had no place in comedy.
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Working under Kawakubo, he developed an appreciation for her uncompromising and groundbreaking approach.
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Like Mr. Rivlin, he was inspired by Zeev Jabotinsky's uncompromising school of Zionism.
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But they don't share his socialist values or agree with his uncompromising radicalism.
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But his uncompromising tone over trade underscored the scale of the challenge ahead.
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A tough and uncompromising U.S. approach to its EU trade is in order.
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This adaptation, by the uncompromising playwright Guillermo Calderón, fills in the conversational blanks.
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We need a leader of singular purpose who is uncompromising, unbending and unforgiving.
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It's also, as alluring as such uncompromising passion can sound, very substantively misleading.
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What you'll find this year is a program dominated by uncompromising female artists.
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Being an uncompromising, principled person working for Donald Trump is a risky bet.
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It was not all one-sided, and Daphne was both uncompromising and contradictory.
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As the New York Times's Jonathan Martin reported in January, one reason Republican establishmentarians were so resistant to Cruz was that he was doctrinaire and uncompromising; they didn't think a Republican Party led by a doctrinaire, uncompromising man would be successful.
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The government delegation blamed its departure on the opposition's uncompromising stance on Assad's future.
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There appears to be support in the Philippines for Duterte's uncompromising line on criminals.
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Ms. Herscher was uncompromising: Like it or not, the standard is different for women.
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The US-led NATO coalition found itself fighting a regenerated and now uncompromising force.
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Its uncompromising contours indicate that order and method have triumphed over disorder and lawlessness.
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Democrats complained Trump's uncompromising approach was sinking efforts to find a deal in Congress.
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I'm the charismatic, uncompromising dictator, and the audience is a sea of Russian peasants.
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Policymakers can compel old, dangerous technologies to be phased out using uncompromising policy measures.
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Ms. Wilke's gaze is so direct and uncompromising, it turns her viewers into witnesses.
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Sara Mearns and Teresa Reichlen led "Kammermusik" on Tuesday with an uncompromising, thundering force.
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Here was an uncompromising MC delivering unvarnished tales of violence, stress and road life.
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Strait, whose music was sometimes described as "hard country," espoused a more uncompromising aesthetic.
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Mandela showed that a leader can be both strong and caring, uncompromising but flexible.
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Unswerving, uncompromising, complete loyalty to the President as a new criteria for a clearance?
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Benzion was an uncompromising ideologue, a maximalist, and a member of the Revisionist movement.
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These uncompromising creditors are asking the courts to freeze 100 percent of government revenues.
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These are issues that should be discussed without uncompromising rancor, but they are not.
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He was also an uncompromising reformer at a time when reform was not popular.
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Suddenly, what had been a nonviolent push for civil liberties became an uncompromising crusade.
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Mr. Guido, who gives a sympathetic, unsentimental portrayal of the uncompromising Castle, is deaf.
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For 180 minutes, his team can be itself again: gritty and resolute and uncompromising.
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The United States and our allies have an uncompromising interest in ending the threat.
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Beijing may already be risking economic and societal damage by maintaining its uncompromising stance.
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Our commitment is uncompromising, and we hope everything we do makes this very clear.
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Netanyahu, in his speech, thanked Trump and Haley for "their brave and uncompromising stance".
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His poetry addressed themes of black solidarity, displacement and anticolonialism with an uncompromising directness.
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Yovel's anti-capitalist, anti-fascist, uncompromising Hellenic black metal fury is a joy to behold.
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It's worth it, because her work is both forcefully uncompromising and poetic in its hyperbole.
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Producing such an uncompromising film would come with more than enough headaches as it was.
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Even so, his uncompromising remarks about Taiwan drew the longest applause of anything he said.
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Up-and-coming Atlanta rapper 21 Savage is known for his tough, uncompromising street style.
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Yet the one thing that has never changed is their uncompromising commitment to one another.
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But, as an uncompromising anti-war candidate, he's still an interesting voice in the debate.
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The most important criterion for these startups is an uncompromising approach to robustness and safety.
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Duterte has poured scorn on critics of his uncompromising campaign, usually larding it with curses.
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He's just an asshole—he's abrasive, he's uncompromising, he'll never back down out of politeness.
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Even before the war in Iraq, American films about the Middle East had uncompromising messages.
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Or can it stay true to a vision, no matter how narrow, uncompromising or esoteric?
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Nevertheless, lawsuits have been initiated by uncompromising creditors, who wish to be paid in full.
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"It's life and death to you," Bergelin tells Borg, characterizing his uncompromising commitment to winning.
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Supporters of this Fascist doctrine, like supporters of Trump, might applaud its bold, uncompromising stance.
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He's a creative genius: dogmatic, relentless, and uncompromising in the way he cooks Thai food.
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The CSU, for example, took an uncompromising stand on the Green Party's liberal immigration platform.
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An uncompromising Quaker, she was just as much an abolitionist as she was a suffragist.
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But "Halloween" was a purer and more uncompromising example of his brand of suspense filmmaking.
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As an artist, I am attracted to the uncompromising; there is no evolution without that.
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She's not strategically tacking in a misguided effort to compromise with increasingly uncompromising conservative colleagues.
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" And Gibson, Kjarval said, is "right for the part of an austere, uncompromising oil baron.
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She has never held elected office but attracted support with an uncompromising left-wing platform.
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Follow the Mises Institute for uncompromising content in defense of Austrian economics, freedom and peace.
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The concern about Sanders is he has an uncompromising commitment to radically change the country.
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On the basketball court, he recognized that his uncompromising approach to leadership was not working.
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In the face of unrest, the government has used uncompromising measures to silence public dissent.
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And despite the uncompromising statements from both sides, they say, a deal remains in reach.
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It's unclear when Lamborghini might offer a fully electric car, but their vision is uncompromising.
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"That it's these strident, hateful, often uncompromising us versus them voices" that are receiving attention.
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Tacked on is Roussel's boisterous Third Symphony—an instance of Boulez engaged in uncompromising fun.
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For now, at least, the president seems to have maintained support for his uncompromising position.
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Houghton's abstract patterning represented an uncompromising and radical deviation from existing artistic norms in England.
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Six Democratic insurgents knocked off more centrist Democratic incumbents behind uncompromising leftist messaging The bold policy proposals gave liberals a progressive version of the Tea Party wave in the Republican Party — the angry, uncompromising conservative surge that consumed the party after President Obama's election.
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But it also pitted two uncompromising forces -- the Islamists and the security forces -- against each other.
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She's derided by critics as shrill and unlikeable, and applauded by supporters as principled and uncompromising.
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The most uncompromising Talibs might split with the movement entirely, perhaps joining the Islamic State group.
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They demand a new kind of regulation and regulator: ambitious, uncompromising and at home with technology.
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It was uncompromising confidence, the kind of self-validation that you can only see in yourself.
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"I'd describe [Tennison] as extremely directed, ambitious, talented and very uncompromising," Mirren said in an interview.
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She climbs aboard the saddle, gathers her overcoat around her, and leans into the uncompromising wind.
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The road to this security runs directly through the vicious, uncompromising hegemony of Mohammad bin Salman.
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But she thought Murray's positive and direct approach, along with his uncompromising energy, would be helpful.
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North Korea and its leader Kim Jong Un pose an uncompromising challenge to the new administration.
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Few movies bore into a character's head as deeply as "Krisha," and with such uncompromising ferocity.
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His latest identity is as uncompromising as all of the others, and not something easily understood.
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The two coincide in her 1970s work to build a genre of startling and uncompromising minimalism.
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Alexandra Stockwell is a physician turned relationship and intimacy expert and the author of Uncompromising Intimacy.
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Uncompromising just like their craft, Faust could've performed a large art gallery or a niche festival.
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And some of the more unruly voices of the Republican conference were reassessing their uncompromising tone.
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Chipotle has always been admirably uncompromising when it comes to its guac policy: Guac costs extra.
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Rees was "uncompromising in only the best ways," Morrison said, in a tone rich with admiration.
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Many visitors to the lake embrace the kind of uncompromising nationalism that Mr. Xi has promoted.
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Thunberg's uncompromising stance has brought her into confrontation with some of the world's most powerful people.
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Thunberg's uncompromising stance has brought her into confrontation with some of the world's most powerful people.
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The uncompromising ex-president, who was deposed in a coup in 2017, left a mixed legacy.
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Anne Mendelson writes like the engaged scholar she is, with dry wit and easy, uncompromising erudition.
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He arrived with a nickname that reflected his self-affirmation and his uncompromising spirit: Black Arthur.
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But there is one area of the law where he is likely to remain uncompromising: race.
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The gun lobby has become more hardened and uncompromising, pushing guns into schools, churches, and universities.
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"For us at LafargeHolcim, (the code of business conduct) is absolutely uncompromising," Olsen told CNBC on Thursday.
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Like Whiplash, La La Land is forceful and uncompromising about the emotions it wants viewers to feel.
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It was an uncompromising story about religion, authority, and individual freedom that earned acclaim around the world.
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An uncompromising opponent of the Taliban, Khalid accuses Pakistan of aiding the insurgent group, which Pakistan denies.
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His pro-life position was uncompromising; his stance on gun control a clear contrast to Hillary Clinton.
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The film was directed by Richard Williams, a legend among animation fans for his uncompromising artistic vision.
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She is a furiously intelligent designer, Savile Row trained, for whom "uncompromising" is too gentle a word.
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The uncompromising positions adopted by both sides leave little prospect for a quick end to the crisis.
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The character's stoicism and uncompromising forward drive don't allow enough nuance to leak in around the edges.
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Monday, Perry pushed back on criticism that Cruz is too uncompromising to be an effective chief executive.
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The bombastic billionaire's nativism has influenced other Republican contenders to harden their already uncompromising policies on immigration.
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Anyone who runs for office as an uncompromising progressive will, and should be, rejected by most voters.
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She concluded, with uncompromising integrity and devout patriotism, that this great moral crisis challenging America must end.
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Turning his back on years of attempted reconciliation with the Kurds, he has adopted an uncompromising brutality.
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M.B.S. was uncompromising in foreign policy, describing the mullahs who presided over Iran as akin to Nazis.
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Ms. Weisz seems as stranded in her role as the uncompromising Susan does in lucre-loving London.
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NEW YORK — On Twitter and in public, Donald Trump remains an uncompromising mix of bluster and bombast.
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With success came a rigidity and uncompromising attitude, along with two failed marriages, both short and childless.
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When Milosz won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1980, the committee cited his 'uncompromising clear-sightedness.
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Over the years, Mr. Bolton's uncompromising views on foreign policy have both raised concerns and grabbed headlines.
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The romantic attachments in Gina Frangello's fierce, uncompromising novel "A Life in Men" are more geometrically complicated.
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Al Arabiya said he had taken an "uncompromising line" against Mr. Assad's participation in Syria's postwar future.
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Because much of the work demands large, uncompromising exhibition spaces, the collection inevitably outgrew their 210 home.
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"Anyone who has that specificity of vision and uncompromising nature, I'm turned on by it," he said.
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The photo drew anger from many over President Trump's anti-immigrant rhetoric, harsh tactics and uncompromising policies.
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But the next generation of Democrats may forgo such wavering in favor of a more uncompromising tone.
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But he treats it not with sentimentality or exaggeration, but with uncompromising lucidity; hence its, well, bleakness.
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In her extreme focus and clipped, uncompromising sentences, Glück recalls no one so much as Susan Sontag.
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I was happy to see so many of my clues survive their expert and uncompromising editor's scalpel.
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Real progress will come when solid and uncompromising television journalism doesn't need to be recognized with trophies.
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Is it the corrupt ways of its leaders, or the uncompromising stiffness of its law enforcement agencies?
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His parents weren't religious, but they were uncompromising when it came to education for their seven children.
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For decades, each one has pushed the boundaries of movement-based art in their own uncompromising practices.
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But that may be because he was the most uncompromising of the bunch, a purist to the bone.
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Asteroids and comets pounded the surface at an uncompromising pace, delivering the chemical building blocks required for life.
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All three men take an uncompromising approach to national security and differ sharply from the Obama administration's doctrine.
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Mrs May's uncompromising tone at the summit dinner on the 19th seems to have contributed to the shift.
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More uncompromising candidates are signalling that they know that something is fundamentally wrong with American society, he says.
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Kraus is uncompromising now, which means in a few months, he'll be a blazing pit of stubborn idiocy.
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He knows exactly how he wants to sell himself to voters, as a candidate of uncompromising ideological purity.
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In May, the political leadership issued a new policy document that aimed to update Hamas's uncompromising founding charter.
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Ted CruzTed Cruz bills himself as an uncompromising conservative, but he has a surprisingly moderate record on surveillance.
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Amy Coney Barrett, whose Catholic faith and uncompromising social conservatism have made her a favorite among Christian conservatives?
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It has a violent conclusion but helped set the tone for Albee's raw and uncompromising works to come.
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During his campaign, he cast himself as an uncompromising populist who would fight for forgotten poor, rural Americans.
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And on the issues where Bannon is uncompromising, like trade, immigration and national security, Ivanka isn't especially engaged.
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Trump's chief strategist, Steve Bannon, is personally close to Bolton and admires his uncompromising stance against radical Islam.
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Between its uncompromising, blistering rage and its condemnatory rhetorical stance, the play has many echoes of Biblical prophecy.
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And then there's the question of Hamilton the "uncompromising abolitionist," as Mr. Chernow puts it in his book.
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In talks with part of the opposition this month in the Dominican Republic the government has been uncompromising.
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What Pierce created was timeless; an engrossing, uncompromising, and outright masterpiece that critics have never needed to reassess.
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Politics is a substitute for war, and therefore you have to be tough, unyielding, and uncompromising in battle.
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When you're uncompromising in your point of view, you don't leave a lot of middle ground for people.
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What I found was an introspective artist with an uncompromising voice who is still coming into her own.
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This is uncompromising body music that both excites when it comes on and relieves when it lets go.
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If the Trump administration is perceived as heavy-handed and uncompromising in talks, that could raise anti-U.
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Its uncompromising line has helped put its former close alliance with its neighbor China into a deep chill.
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CHARLES WHITE: A RETROSPECTIVE An unmissable survey of this uncompromising African-American painter and printer. Oct. 219-Jan.
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Last weekend, he attacked Albert Rivera, the leader of Ciudadanos, as a "shoddy democrat" for his uncompromising stance.
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He is resolutely antisulfur, just as he is uncompromising in what he demands of others and of himself.
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The furnishings are spare and the surfaces are nearly clear of decorative objets; the lines geometric and uncompromising.
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His performance, which finds the passive-aggression in charming shyness, is as uncompromising and astute as Ms. Foster's.
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When factions' tactics are uncompromising, it usually results in an outcome worse than if the party was unified.
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Tidying just once, by following the method to the uncompromising point of perfection, assures the impossibility of regressing.
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In a storm of Twitter posts over the weekend, the president-elect had been uncompromising on the proposal.
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His non-stop campaigning and uncompromising stance on immigration helped his party to unprecedented heights in the polls.
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The uncompromising street vendor sim Cart Life came out in 2010, and the original Pathologic is from 2005.
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His friendliness toward the Palestinian Authority president worried pro-Israel backers, who hoped for uncompromising support from Trump.
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"The industry groups, as they always are, were loud, strident and uncompromising," Tobacco Free Kids' Myers told POLITICO.
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The tenor saxophonist Mats Gustafsson, one of Europe's most uncompromising free improvisers, angles toward the void in Fire!
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The former Kansas secretary of state has built a national reputation as an uncompromising opponent of illegal immigration.
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Her insistence on good taste is rigid and uncompromising to the point that it frequently gets her in trouble.
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Even annoyingly uncompromising heroes like Batman are willing to sacrifice reputation and love for the greater good of Gotham.
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The hostile briefing was aimed at undermining Hammond for his uncompromising stance on public sector pay, the source said.
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He had in mind the rise of another uncompromising Arizonan Republican, Barry Goldwater, whose Senate seat Mr McCain occupied.
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Therefore, the debate about immigration should not be conducted as an uncompromising struggle about some non-negotiable moral imperative.
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And they show a rare commitment to the theme by taking their story to an uncompromising, even horrifying finale.
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Assad has appeared as uncompromising as ever in recent weeks, reiterating his goal of taking back the whole country.
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"Christiane Amanpour is a fearless and uncompromising journalist," Neal Shapiro, president and CEO of WNET, said in a statement.
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And as a cop on the street, we can never allow ourselves to be put in those uncompromising positions.
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Mr Moore is a religious zealot, with little grasp of secular issues besides his trademark eagerness to be uncompromising.
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Everything about them, from their no-bullshit look, to their iconic logo and legendary front man Lemmy, is uncompromising.
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And some echo the idea that Mr Trump will compromise on his more uncompromising immigration policies once in power.
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His strident rhetoric and uncompromising stance encouraged Merkel to cough up billions in EU money to the Turkish treasury.
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P.MAI surprised me in its ability to find an uncompromising middle ground between a luxury aesthetic and practical utility.
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Perhaps the prolixity of mainstream culture makes the uncompromising strictness of Islamic rules more attractive to a significant minority.
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Again and again, the President has reiterated that his adherence to due process and rule of law is uncompromising.
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His uncompromising nature and brutally honest criticism once made me walk out of a recording session seething with anger.
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The monitor speakers through which he previews a collection of unfinished, uncompromising breakbeat and techno were built by himself.
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Frum broke ranks with his fellow conservatives back in 2010 over their uncompromising opposition to the Affordable Care Act.
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Florian's paintings are as uncompromising and tough as Nauman's best neons, and, more importantly, they stand on their own.
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Aside from talent, heritage, and facial features their early critics deemed worthy of comment, both are mouthy, uncompromising dynamos.
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Many of Marinetti's ideas have been forgotten, but his uncompromising need for culinary experimentation lives on—and fortunately so.
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"We confirm that Russia's consistent policy of uncompromising fighting against terrorists in Syria will be continued," the ministry said.
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It is no surprise that Ms. Merkel's uncompromising dedication to what's right has become a threat to Germany's conservatives.
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"He was an uncompromising lion," Peter MacGill, of the Pace/MacGill Gallery in Manhattan, said in a telephone interview.
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American law is uncompromising: Deportation applies to legal permanent residents who commit an aggravated felony in the United States.
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An uncompromising adherence to the truth is an admirable spiritual practice, but it is not a winning political strategy.
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At the same time, people with an uncompromising commitment to pluralistic democracy will necessarily be critics of contemporary Israel.
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Each edition tends to rise or fall with the works of directors known for uncompromising visions and stylistic verve.
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" The London artist Archy Marshall, best known as King Krule, is returning with a dense, uncompromising album, "The Ooz.
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In "The Authentics," Caponigro and Acevedo celebrate the originality of creative people whose homes reflect their unique, uncompromising style.
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The Facebook post was harsh and uncompromising, and it turned Babchenko into an enemy of the people inside Russia.
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It's hard to believe that any other Republican would have made such a strong, uncompromising case as he did.
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The play tells the story of Creon, an uncompromising ruler, who forbids Antigone from burying her rebellious dead brother.
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But in Belén's case, the answer is uncompromising: Her own body rebels against inaction by depriving itself of sensation.
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Buttigieg took that a step further by rejecting what he views as Sanders' uncompromising and divisive approach to politics.
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The reviewers have been near unanimous in their praise: searing, complex, uncompromising about the savagery of war and death.
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History will note this breakthrough was only possible because of the President's uncompromising support for Israel and its security.
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One of the most well-known value investors didn&apost see much upside from his uncompromising position in 2019.
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"They're both seen as uncompromising fighters who took the side of the people they were loyal to," he said.
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From its geek-worthy wine list, all organic and natural, to its foraged juniper gins, the philosophy is uncompromising.
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White's uncompromising paintings depicting the lives of African-Americans made for one of the best-reviewed shows of 27.
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Art Review Uncompromising female artists dominate in the top booths at this annual fair at the Park Avenue Armory.
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Known for her uncompromising politics and shrewd leadership, Thatcher's conservative policies included economic deregulation and a controversial poll tax.
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Vonn's daring, uncompromising racing style, however, which has led to so much of her success, continued to imperil her.
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Like in many other cases , can't deny that his uncompromising approach to his artwouldn't be fascinating and cool as hell.
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He set a tone of uncompromising toughness and clarity, in which emotion and attitude take priority over subtly and details.
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Vice President Dick Cheney was among those in the White House favoring Luttig, an uncompromising conservative with a combative reputation.
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Precisely why Hamas picked this uncompromising fighter to be their leader is as shadowy as the rest of their organization.
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But Case is more uncompromising than ever, musically and intellectually, when it comes to putting up with other people's bullshit.
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Of his uncompromising love — his love for Daisy Buchanan — his effort to recapture the past romance — we are explicitly informed.
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Matter either lacked the confidence or was too uncompromising to pursue exhibiting her work very much in her own lifetime.
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"She was uncompromising when it came to work," says Segaloff, who had worked with her since the late 1980's.
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This capital adds to our existing reserves and increases our ability to focus on an uncompromising long-term, strategic view.
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Perhaps his uncompromising former views said as much about the apoplectic state of his party as his view of government.
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And while acting like an uncompromising ideologue isn't necessarily a virtue, it beats being a racist or mindless partisan cheerleader.
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The White Death is a stunning, uncompromising and thought provoking record that should be talked about for years to come.
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In other words, not only is she uncompromising on behalf of women's rights, but she is also uncompromisingly a woman.
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Some held banners that read "We are all Moro" after the judge's uncompromising tactics have been criticized by the government.
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In that sense, Peter Gabriel is the Stanley Kubrick of music, objectively better than Tedder and uncompromising on all fronts.
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But make no mistake, to enemies of the United States, Ileana is as fearless and uncompromising as any military commander.
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At $499, you should expect an uncompromising all-round performer, whereas the FXA7 are kind of a one-trick pony.
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Saleh, a former Afghan spy chief turned politician, is an uncompromising opponent of the Taliban and other hardline Islamist groups.
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In 2013 she began to return to dance, showing herself to be the same bold and uncompromising artist as before.
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But to manage the household on his modest paychecks, Dorothy Sanders, a homemaker, became an uncompromising scrimper and bargain hunter.
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The new court may now become more like our politics, turning more predictable and uncompromising in the absence of Kennedy.
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When you can consistently demonstrate that you live and work with uncompromising integrity, your professional reputation is bound to soar.
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This uncompromising seating arrangement also demonstrates that his customers are all equally important, regardless of their fame or social status.
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She's a literary darling: an enfant terrible whose uncompromising diaries of her life as sex worker scandalized bourgeois Parisian society.
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"Back to School - Mini Maggit" excluded, it seems like they were pretty uncompromising with their vision the whole way through.
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It inevitably results when national figures adopt coarse language and uncompromising positions that appeal to niche groups of hardened fans.
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Lafontaine has gone but his uncompromising firebrand wife Sahra Wagenknecht carries his banner, and is equally hated by the SPD.
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Mr. Sanders is a left-wing populist, as extreme and uncompromising in his way as President Trump is in his.
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This capital adds to our existing reserves and increases our ability to focus on an uncompromising long-term, strategic view.
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This premium for uncompromising jobs means "women have been swimming upstream in terms of achieving wage parity," write the authors.
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ITEKOMA HITS, their fourth, feels like the best encapsulation of their uncompromising vision; it's as unhinged as it is unpredictable.
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On abortion in particular, many Democrats have adopted an uncompromising stance, trying to push the party from defense to offense.
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With his uncompromising language about immigration and Islam, Geert Wilders has been stirring up Dutch politics for several years now.
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The internal momentum for an immigration vote has alarmed the hard-right, often uncompromising members of the House Freedom Caucus.
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But his brutal, uncompromising approach to control is feeding anger not just in Hong Kong but all around China's periphery.
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They may seek out a leader who promises solutions even more sweeping and uncompromising than the ones Trump has proposed.
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Their spritely, fast-paced punk was replaced by a heavier, portentous sound; it was grandiose, uncompromising and a fitting farewell.
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Mr. Chen, an ethnic Han known for tough policies in Tibet, has tried to project an uncompromising image in Xinjiang.
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He had a firebrand's face: wreathed in a gray beard and a shock of unruly hair, with dark, uncompromising eyes.
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Signal is one of many encrypted messaging services, but it stands out for its uncompromising security and ease of use.
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Commissioned by the Louisville Orchestra, it is an orchestration of his famously jagged Piano Variations (1930), an uncompromising solo work.
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In a series of posts on Twitter, Trump took an uncompromising stance with the U.S.'s neighbor to the north.
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The current crisis has roots in closure of political space, increasing repression and uncompromising one-party rule in the country.
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Wolfowitz was treated as a pariah because of his conservative outlook and his uncompromising stand against corruption in developing countries.
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And he has promised to revive torture and vicious, uncompromising, civilian-indifferent warfare in the fight against Islamist terror groups.
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This has caused a growing rift between the N.R.A. and smaller groups to its right that advertise themselves as uncompromising.
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Even Cannon, maybe the most uncompromising Obamacare opponent, agreed — so long as the incrementalism moved in the right direction. Sen.
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It makes me rigid and uncompromising...I guess it's mostly because I want to do things well in my life.
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Buildings designed by El Lissitzky riffed on the crooked perspectives of photo-montage, and on the uncompromising functionality of industrial machinery.
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Migrants, asylum-seekers and refugees, even those Hungary recognizes as deserving protection, already have been affected by Orban&aposs uncompromising policies.
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Even though burgers in Pakistan have cheese, I respect that he's uncompromising in developing a hamburger with a desi flavor profile.
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Mr Salvini is likely in due course to become Italy's leader in large part because of his uncompromising stance on immigration.
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But at the end of the day, that uncompromising vision results in something bold and groundbreaking — a movie unlike any other.
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The point, to me, has always been clear: You can be uncompromising and certain of your vision while still being kind.
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The uncompromising rancor in the work may echo what we find these days in newspapers, on cable and in social media.
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Sasha Cagen is the author of Quirkyalone: A Manifesto for Uncompromising Romantics and she's at work on a memoir called Wet.
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"We confirm that Russia's consistent and principled policy of uncompromising fight against terrorists in Syria will be continued," the ministry said.
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Allies view Mr. Cruz's uncompromising style as a virtue, but they concede it can make life difficult on the donor circuit.
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Benjamin Lee, The Guardian: While reportedly taking giant left turns from its source material, there's still something admirably uncompromising about Annihilation.
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Today, North Korea is closer than ever to realizing these tantalizing dreams, thanks in part to the outside world's uncompromising gullibility.
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He is an archetype of the principled dissident: uncompromising in the face of power, generous to his comrades, unbowed by adversity.
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Over the last month, Rajoy's government has been uncompromising with Catalonia's separatists following the region's illegal independence referendum on October 1.
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Bolton has an uncompromising attitude towards North Korea, and believes the only language Kim understands is the threat of military force.
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When it appeared that Sanders, whose uncompromising view of government worries many moderates, was ascendant, Bloomberg jumped into the Democratic primary.
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Once he began Janacek's episodic suite "On the Overgrown Path," he played with searching insight, rhapsodic freedom and uncompromising musical integrity.
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Any annoyance I felt with Ms. Parks's plot contrivances was erased by the thrill of the play's uncompromising revelations of character.
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Sudan's military leader, who previously vowed never to use violence against protesters, struck an uncompromising tone in a televised address Tuesday.
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"I am replacing my words of concession with an uncompromising and unapologetic call that we count every single vote," he said.
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President Trump has tilted the appellate courts rightward with conservative judges who are young, white, male and uncompromising, our analysis shows.
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An uncompromising highbrow, Bloom sought to hoist his readers up to the level of what he saw as the greatest books.
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Once the seat of the country's aristocracy, the Savoys, the city still bears the impress of the family's stiff, uncompromising dignity.
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Uncompromising Taliban But the bigger issue is that the Taliban are seemingly in no mood for any kind of real compromise.
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Bock&aposs approach to hiring prioritizes setting uncompromising high standards and making the process inclusive of each candidate&aposs potential colleagues.
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In those scenes, you see Lexi's otherwise unflappable demeanor shaken — and a complication to Monica's role as a tough, uncompromising coach.
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Bizarrely, in the uncompromising parochial tribal politics of the province, he was dispatched to political ignominy for compromising with the enemy.
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Even in areas where McMaster and Bolton ostensibly agree, the new national security advisor appears to take a more uncompromising stance.
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The real surprise of her, though, is how much the slender body that lures the dressmaker encases Ms. Krieps's uncompromising soul.
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But instead of trying to de-radicalize the radicals, the regime chose to indulge them and submit to their uncompromising agenda.
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This is practically a one-woman show for Ms. Mateus, who takes no prisoners in a series of blunt, uncompromising monologues.
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HARARE (Reuters) - The spectacular rise and fall of Zimbabwe's uncompromising First Lady, Grace Mugabe, had an unusual beginning: an office affair.
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The bizarre animated episodes from these uncompromising artists will leave you laughing and confused, if not a little sick to your stomach.
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Despite the uncompromising illegality of the practice, Western Australia's opposition leader Mark McGowan expressed that a crackdown is just a little ridiculous.
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With promises of pulling Brazil out of its economic crisis, Bolsonaro plans to lead the country with a severe and uncompromising fist.
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Dredd is one of the most uncompromising of those judges, and one of the most feared; he's more anti-hero than superhero.
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"In our view, they have missed an opportunity to send an uncompromising message on racism and discrimination," the London-based body said.
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"The United States is taking an uncompromising position throughout the trade negotiations with Canada, while Canada won't agree easily either," he said.
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Moscow has repeatedly taken a hard line on Kosovo, forcing Serbia to take similarly uncompromising positions and thereby jeopardize its EU membership.
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We owe a great debt of gratitude to our partners at Showtime for allowing us tell this true story in uncompromising detail.
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Presented with an uncompromising Democratic champion of abortion rights, pro-lifers hope they might be persuaded to make an exception to that.
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Those personal connections may have helped ease some of the tensions in a relationship frequently characterized by uncompromising rhetoric from both sides.
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However, Prince Mohammed's uncompromising efforts to counter Iran's growing influence in the combustible Middle East are sometimes perceived as reckless in Paris.
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Above all, these next four years, I will be uncompromising in the defense of the United States and our friends and allies.
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The featherweight division may in a slumber as of now with its two belts held up by a pair of uncompromising champions.
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You have broken all the big boys rules by relentlessly playing what you want, around themes that are often uncompromising and controversial.
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In the process, he's denting the longtime international view of the United States as the uncompromising champion of freedom of the press.
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In a compelling and candid discussion, the evening will explore Herzog's vast career and his innovative and uncompromising approach to the medium.
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He then became an uncompromising crusader for consumer protection, and was often vilified as an alarmist and an enemy of American business.
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The uncompromising demands leave little prospect for a quick end to the biggest diplomatic crisis for years between Sunni Arab Gulf states.
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His uncompromising stance on illegal immigration is much more appealing to the Republican base than it is to a general election audience.
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Hence his concern with the extreme, unworldly, uncompromising character of the thinking of many who believe they have emancipated themselves from Christianity.
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The company has been carrying out "uncompromising actions" - against gray market dealers in Europe, the Middle East and South America this year.
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The movement's greatest strength and weakness, in its ability to turn its views into policy, has always been its uncompromising ideological commitment.
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Any lady who's ordering an Aperol Spritz is probably just finishing up another day of ruling the world with her uncompromising prowess.
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At 8.6 ounces, it is one of the lightest down jackets on the market, yet its performance in cold conditions is uncompromising.
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In her review, Manohla Dargis named "Frownland" a critic's pick and wrote, "This is personal cinema at its most uncompromising and fierce."
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THE STONE The influential philosopher and educator, who died Friday, exemplified the spirit of engagement, uncompromising thought and civility we need today.
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With security deteriorating, Afghan President Ashraf Ghani on Sunday replaced his defense and interior ministers with two uncompromising opponents of the Taliban.
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"I feel there is a huge opportunity for a large brand to embrace sustainability in a way that is uncompromising," she said.
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My book indicated that the story in my hands was "a powerful, uncompromising work of social criticism" or something snoozy like that.
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For Mr. Sanders, whose campaign has adopted the "no middle ground" mantra, his uncompromising push for "Medicare for all" is almost definitional.
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And Mr. Sanders has been the unkempt agitator, long convinced that his uncompromising liberalism would take hold through sheer force of organizing.
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But his attacks on wealth and inequality, and his uncompromising rhetoric about systemic change will continue to alienate a lot of people.
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The last shots of "The Woman Who Left" are devastating, and the film makes uncompromising demands on your attention and your empathy.
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Shange delivers her narrative with uncompromising beauty, intent on encapsulating the nuances of Black female subjectivity, as well as revealing her own.
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In phone interviews, both women described a high-octane and uncompromising teacher who inspired them to add propulsive power to their work.
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Britain is giving up its efforts to strike a deal with the uncompromising European Union and will not return to the table.
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Schumer is an electoral animal and consummate dealmaker, while Sanders is about big ideas and a generally uncompromising style of liberal politics.
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The story she is telling is one of big ideas, limitless experimentation and an uncompromising dedication to the highest standards of craftsmanship.
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There were also final, uncompromising albums in the Top 221 from elders like David Bowie, Leonard Cohen and A Tribe Called Quest.
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As the Midnight Hour, the duo pushes toward a vision of hip-hop that's polished but uncompromising, and complex without being inaccessible.
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Four weeks later, their uncompromising views on Israel have made them perhaps the most embattled new members of the Democratic House majority.
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Other enthusiasts swear this particular wine cultivation officially began in the foothills of France and Italy, through vigor and an uncompromising standard.
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Kingship as an institution is much more than a ceremony hence the kingdom's strict and largely uncompromising adherence to ancient customs and traditions.
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His ascendancy and Michel's retirement ushered in a new combative style of leadership for House Republicans, who have remained largely uncompromising ever since.
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They play a style of metallic hardcore that is frightening and dreary, uncompromising and unforgiving, similar to brooding acts like Cold As Life.
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Editorial Observer Ted Cruz says his uncompromising purity as a conservative crusader helped propel him to the top of the Republican presidential field.
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The main idea for the covers was nature, because the natural world is always in a balance of perfect order and uncompromising destruction.
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It's hard to invest in the movie's core relationship when it becomes clear just what an uncompromising and unsympathetic figure Percy Shelley is.
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After her breakout movie Girlfight — the muscular, uncompromising boxing movie that launched Michelle Rodriguez's film career — Kusama fought for work and for recognition.
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In the general election in June UKIP tried a twin approach, promoting both an uncompromising line on Brexit and a measure of Islamophobia.
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Hariri's Future Movement faces a growing challenge from a former ally, Ashraf Rifi, who has cast himself as an uncompromising opponent of Hezbollah.
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" Her mother's answer was eerily similar, as Bonet explained to the publication that being hot to her meant to be "uncompromising" and "nonconforming.
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Swatch also said it had also been carrying out "uncompromising action" against grey market dealers, especially in Europe, Middle East and South America.
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It's not every day that you come across a solo Russian developer who enlists his dad to help realize an uncompromising, authentic vision.
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Does ''progressive'' suggest an uncompromising fealty to a set of values, like universal health care, abortion rights and opposition to the Iraq war?
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"The importance of continued uncompromising fight against Islamic State, the Nusra Front and other terrorist groups" was stressed during the conversation, it said.
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Mr Legault claims to be enshrining in law the concept of laïcité, an uncompromising version of secularism with roots in the French revolution.
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I for one am glad to have people smarter and more uncompromising than myself fighting on our behalf, however "shouty" they may be.
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On Twerp Verse, her band's third full-length, she's uncompromising, often cutting down her enemies—internal and external—in fifteen words or fewer.
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Savannah, in her five years co-anchoring TODAY, has proven to be one of the best and most uncompromising interviewers in the business.
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"Kammermusik," set to Paul Hindemith's Kammermusik No. 2 (1925), for piano and orchestra, is uncompromising modernism, intensely rhythmical and abounding in deliberate oddities.
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There's an aggressive, uncompromising stubbornness to the way he keeps making movies about weary older men pursuing venal, shallow, but willing younger women.
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Nina Gill is quite a creation: a charismatic, uncompromising titan who dominates "Lost Empress" even during the long stretches when she is absent.
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For some, it is equal parts rigid and uncompromising, holistically defined through a tidy ordering of blood and ancestry, of tradition and clichés.
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In the festival crowd that day was German metal fan Mille Petrozza, who went on to form an uncompromising thrash band called Kreator.
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Oddly enough, Watanabe counts Pierre Cardin as an early influence, but there's a similarity in their uncompromising shapes and obsession with geometric forms.
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Ms. James organized the fair's Focus section, which includes Umar Rashid's tough and uncompromising display at New Image Art (Booth F19, Pier 90).
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"Now Beijing has a good excuse to become even more uncompromising," said Jean-Pierre Cabestan, a political scientist at Hong Kong Baptist University.
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Mr. Morissette married, had children and learned about farming, working in the cellar and producing wines that were expressive, uncompromising and long-lived.
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The plan, Mr. Robbins said, was for the government in March to present uncompromising Brexit supporters with an unpleasant choice: vote for Mrs.
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And a single strong, focused disagreement can be enough to turn a voter against liberalism, especially if liberals seem uncompromising on that issue.
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He played in small tournaments across South America for little money, but after two years of that uncompromising life, he turned to coaching.
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Coralie Fargeat, making an impressive, uncompromising feature-directing debut, sets out to avoid that trap, or at least to build a better one.
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Why North Carolina is the state to watch this November MORE — if an uncompromising minority of voters elect a bullying, immoderate President Trump?
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LONDON — Britain is giving up its efforts to strike a deal with the uncompromising European Union and will not return to the table.
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Beijing's fear of separatism and President Xi Jinping's uncompromising leadership style mean the situation is likely to get worse before it gets better.
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The 'Bernie or bust' backers The most uncompromising of Sanders's supporters had at least as bad a convention as their nemesis, Wasserman Schultz.
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With the dollar strongly dominating international transactions, American regulators have been uncompromising in forcing European banks to comply with American demands for transparency.
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But even by her own uncompromising standards, her spring/summer 2014 collection, simply titled "Not Making Clothes," was a bold statement of intent.
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They balance military service – a consuming and uncompromising business – with the demands of a civilian work life and the care of their families.
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It is easier to like "Feast of the Epiphany" as an idea for an uncompromising film than it is to reconcile its pretensions.
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You can tell Fox News is terrified of Greta Thunberg and her uncompromising, emotional climate protest movement, because they won't stop insulting her.
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King's revolutionary life, fearless love of the poor and wretched and uncompromising stance against war and violence offer hope for a better future.
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Krakvik and D'Orazio's uncompromising aesthetic is at its best in their newly renovated fin-de-siècle apartment in Gamlebyen, the city's old town.
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The group's language is confrontational and its tactics uncompromising, in ways that anyone aware of Act Up in its fierce heyday will remember.
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Do you want to experience the singular creative vision of an uncompromising auteur while luxuriating in the most badass graphics you've ever seen?
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Their adherence to uncompromising sectarian dogma is clearly the origin of their opposition to L.G.B.T. rights, abortion and the scientific fact of global warming.
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Along with her facility, the most bewitching quality about her is that underneath her cool demeanor, there is uncompromising determination, and within that, heat.
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In the years since, the company has expanded its line to produce similarly uncompromising products in better designed packages at more affordable price tags.
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But while the emerging Trump doctrine is based on uncompromising presidential strength, the foreign policies that will define his administration are much less clear.
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"The Holy Father is not a person who works easily with an institution," remarks someone who has witnessed his uncompromising decisiveness at close quarters.
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The Punisher is bleak and uncompromising, but Bernthal infuses its title character with the dignity the show needs to pull off its antihero story.
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Nexuses were generally cheap, so some of that stuff was forgivable — but the Pixels should be the fresh start of uncompromising, top-tier devices.
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It grew out of a DIY world, and although an event like Unsound Toronto is much bigger than its origins, the program remains uncompromising.
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But the vast majority of leaders would at least be willing to say that uncompromising integrity is what they want in their top officials.
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But it's precisely here that Manila in the Claws of Lights proves most uncompromising: intense, somber Julio loses his footing as his obsessions escalate.
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" He continues: "We figured our solution was to be more hardcore, and more uncompromising, in every respect, in both our politics and our music.
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The next couple months will be crucial because Trump's patience — and Lighthizer's uncompromising asks — have struck immovable objects in Mexico, Canada, and South Korea.
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Throughout your career you have triumphantly remained an "independent" producer and therefore been able to create some of cinema's most uncompromising and diverse films.
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Maybe Elizabeth can see herself in Paige — stubborn, uncompromising, a true believer, albeit in a different belief system — and that's what's making her uncomfortable.
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I mean, the fact that she shoulder checks Killer Croc of all people is just one little moment that shows she's an uncompromising badass.
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The sheer technical demands of the work (formally known as the Sonata No. 29 in B flat, Op. 106) come from its uncompromising complexity.
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" Some even adopted Lawrence's uncompromising and cloying self-defense: that the "sensual passions and mysteries are equally sacred with the spiritual mysteries and passions.
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Ah Young Hong (Friday) Last year this dramatically uncompromising soprano starred in a darkly powerful opera by Michael Hersch about terminal illness and death.
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Clinton favors a more hawkish foreign policy and more uncompromising support for Israel than does Sanders, who speaks up more frequently for Palestinian rights.
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On the campaign, Gotabaya has been uncompromising about the need to strengthen security, repeatedly raising the circumstances that led to the Easter Sunday attacks.
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And a history lesson we've all learned the hard way is that uncompromising people make good conquerors, but poor politicians, and even worse diplomats.
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But all of a sudden, he's as uncompromising as William Wallace, inspiring vacillators to stand with him and fight (sans the blue face paint).
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Trump's plan also risked a backlash among his core supporters on the right who have cheered his fiery rhetoric and uncompromising stance on immigration.
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Also noting that few female composers have written for his instrument, Mr. Grubinger, a percussionist, finds Ms. Neuwirth's music to reflect an uncompromising personality.
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Mueller, a former FBI director, has been praised by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle as an uncompromising and fair law enforcement official.
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Rodrigo Duterte was sworn in on Thursday as president of the Philippines, promising to carry out an uncompromising crackdown on crime across the country.
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But despite the unlikely commercial success, Explosions in the Sky have also proven to be one of the most dependable and uncompromising bands going.
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"What She Said" may not be particularly iconoclastic, but it is a lively, exhaustively researched, and stunningly well edited tribute to an uncompromising talent.
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The jihadists of Hamas made their name by out-martyring rival factions with suicide bombings, proof of the group's uncompromising commitment to destroying Israel.
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Such a proposal goes down well with May's critics at home who advocate a more uncompromising split with the EU than she is seeking.
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Regardless, listeners can always rely on the duo to release some of the most evil, uncompromising, and otherwise insidiously heavy music in the genre.
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He frequently takes positions that are more cautious, humble, and incrementalist than his challengers, but he takes them in aggressive, uncompromising, and offensive ways.
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Meanwhile protesters have become ever more attached to the uncompromising politics of shutdown, insisting that universities must stay closed until their demands are met.
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Some Sanders supporters painted that as an act of betrayal; in truth, it was evidence of uncompromising loyalty in the face of tremendous pressure.
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The frustrating thing is that climate and energy policy is an area where the perennial debate between pragmatism and uncompromising ambition is particularly salient.
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"A grim and uncompromising allegory of the waning of Tibetan traditions and values," the critic Jeanette Catsoulis wrote in a New York Times review.
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One is François Ruffin, a documentary filmmaker turned maverick lawmaker, who was way ahead of the curve in expressing uncompromising rejection of Mr. Macron.
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Unferth's eco-heist story is inventive, but accessible; uncompromising in its critique of the agricultural-industrial complex, but also a whole lot of fun.
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The coronavirus, for all its devastation, is spreading a spirit of forgiveness across America and softening the country's often uncompromising lock-'em-up ways.
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Wuorinen's harmonic language is still uncompromising," he added, "but 'Movers and Shakers' has passages of aching lyricism, and many moments of sheer, visceral excitement.
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In fact, although it is fiction, "Fire Sermon" reminds me most of confessional poetry, the aim of which is uncompromising honesty and self-exposure.
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Wuhan — the epicenter of the coronavirus outbreak — will end its uncompromising lockdown on April 8, allowing traffic to reenter and pass through the city.
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In August Ifeanyi Okowa, the state's present governor, called Mr Ibori "a true patriot" and praised him for his "uncompromising posture on...good governance".
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This was a boost to uncompromising nationalistic visions on both sides, giving birth to a messianic settler movement and violent strains of Palestinian terrorism.
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Yet if "Urban Hymn" starts with that familiar dynamic, it stays surprisingly fresh thanks to three fine performances and a willingness to be uncompromising.
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It also stands in stark contrast to his more uncompromising approach on other matters like the legal challenges to his executive order on immigration.
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For them, her uncompromising defense of Roe was comparable to telling a group of Quakers, "I'm in favor of war," without even mentioning preconditions.
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"The government's response was uncompromising, brutal and rapid," said Henry Rome, an Iran analyst at the Eurasia Group, a political risk consultancy in Washington.
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Mr. Trump's challenge going forward, though, is that Republicans are not the only major political party in town with an energized and uncompromising base.
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Henry had crossed the uncompromising boundary between the first and second hour while he was idling in the lot, thinking about his canary record.
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Like Biden, Buttigieg is critical of the uncompromising liberalism of Warren and Sanders and preaches old-school values that resonate with older, rural voters.
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Ayers said that President Donald Trump had decided that the U.S. would stick to its "uncompromising message" if the North Koreans wanted to talk.
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For example, today, after a Taliban commander is killed or captured, he is replaced by another fighter who is more radical, inexorable and uncompromising.
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But Sanders always puts health care first — he will bring it up unprompted at the debates — and he is uncompromising about Medicare-for-all.
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Compounding the problem, last month the opposition Socialists re-elected Pedro Sánchez, an uncompromising critic of Mr Rajoy and the labour reform, as their leader.
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Putin and Assad stressed the importance of the "continued and uncompromising" fight against Islamic State, the Nusra Front and other terrorist groups, the agency reported.
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To look at her uncompromising, untamable images in such an elemental form is to reach into the sparkling essence of her creative engine, flying high.
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Khamenei hailed the high turnout in the election, saying that it showed the majority of Iranians still supported the Islamic revolution and its uncompromising values.
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Depressive and uncompromising, its glorious, surging harmonies strangled by layers of distortion, "Blood Tempest" offers a threatening glimpse at the shape of USBM to come.
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There's no one you've ever had on your show who has said more uncompromising things against organized religion, the Christian — I've published a whole book.
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Like the ISIS attack on an ice cream shop in Baghdad earlier this week, this sends an utterly uncompromising message that nothing is off limits.
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Both Speakers refused to address comprehensive immigration reform and neither were willing to weaken the power of the uncompromising far-right within their Republican caucus.
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The uncompromising demands leave little prospect for a quick end to the biggest diplomatic crisis for years between Sunni Arab Gulf states, regional analysts said.
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Instead, Incantation have done what any metal band worth its gas money dreams of—they've released nine albums of uncompromising, unapologetic, ripping fucking death metal.
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It's about grand gestures and not backing down — an uncompromising form of empathy that takes on all the layers of meaning in our cultural history.
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The ministers were expected to issue a final statement on Monday that would maintain an uncompromising line with Moscow, two sources familiar with discussions said.
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Washington (CNN)There's nothing more fundamental to President Donald Trump's political philosophy than a vision of the relentless and uncompromising enforcement of law and order.
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Echoing the uncompromising angularity of earlier European purists, among them the architects Gerrit Rietveld and Le Corbusier, the armchair eschews quotidian cushiness for transparent provocation.
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Both drivers finished up out of the points but the Frenchman was fuming after complaining that the uncompromising Dane had pitched him towards the wall.
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The physical drills complemented the group's ideological training, evidence of which is contained in booklets littering the floor of the tunnel, detailing its uncompromising doctrine.
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James was resolute and uncompromising, quitting a Post Office job he had held for 18 years after a younger white man was hired above him.
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And it's even more challenging in an age of fragmented, ideologically driven media and advocacy organizations that make money by staking out extreme, uncompromising positions.
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The historic meeting in Poland this month is a chance to reset, build consensus and demonstrate to Iran that their unacceptable behavior carries uncompromising consequences.
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The two leaders nevertheless stressed the importance of an "uncompromising" fight against Islamic State, the Nusra Front and other jihadists not party to the truce.
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And with each IPCC report, the uncompromising reality of climate change has gotten more and more concrete, pushing their alternative science further to the fringes.
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Strongmen exploiting their celebrity, projecting uncompromising bravado, harnessing popular discontent with promises to overturn the current order, have always been a basic ingredient of politics.
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However, while sensitive types were crying foul, Ministry reveled in the attention by pushing extremes and concocting a sound that was both uncompromising and accessible.
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Thirty years on and long since recovered, Ms. Kirkland, 63, is still a force, as uncompromising in her teaching as she was in her dancing.
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Swear I'm Good At This is relatable because it speaks its mind—no emotion too large or unwieldy—and it's exhilarating because it's so uncompromising.
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While there are countless moments where SZA is confident, uncompromising and unapologetic, Ctrl is set apart by her admission of her own flaws and weaknesses.
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Sometimes, a shot is so ambitious and a director so uncompromising that no effort will be spared to bring his or her vision to life.
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And yet it's hard to imagine too many managers conjuring quite the same show of uncompromising feebleness as that which Hodgson oversaw on Monday night.
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But he could be irascible and uncompromising and often clashed with international public health experts, some of whom found his efforts ego-driven and unsustainable.
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Many Thai-Australians revel in the uncompromising heat and aroma of the food of their heritage, and there is no lack of either at Boon.
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Mac Malikowski, 2000, brings the same kind of uncompromising specificity to Mouthfeel, his magazine about food and gay culture, which he produces in New York.
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But what of Eubank, the overtly self-confident showman, declaring his sport exploitative and barbaric; defying conventions, projecting a confident, uncompromising and almost homoerotic image.
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A tall, austere and uncompromising man, Riley was a natural-born crusader, who rarely saw a religious fight he did not think he could win.
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And no constituency was more passionate in defending Mr. Trump than the conservatives who believed he would be uncompromising in his approach toward illegal immigration.
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Its characters have never seemed quite as close to the grave, or as fearful of their own mortality, as they do in this uncompromising production.
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"Few movies bore into a character's head as deeply as 'Krisha,' and with such uncompromising ferocity," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review for The Times.
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Questions persist for both Sanders and Warren about whether their uncompromising liberalism may alienate moderate Democrats and independents whose votes are crucial to beat Trump.
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They added that Erdogan has been taken aback by what Turkey views as Russian President Vladimir Putin's uncompromising stance in the field and in discussions.
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Undoubtedly Mr. Johnson has alarmed some of his own lawmakers with his uncompromising language and his refusal to show contrition after the Supreme Court ruling.
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Undoubtedly Mr. Johnson has alarmed some of his own lawmakers with his uncompromising language and his refusal to show contrition after the Supreme Court ruling.
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In the years since, he's been uncompromising when it comes to his personal and work spaces; his studios are filled with furniture he crafted himself.
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With the label of "auteur" comes the characterization as a revolutionary, an uncompromising innovator, the only one who can cut through the focus-tested chaff.
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Lewis agreed to revise his 1963 March On Washington speech, which originally forecast a march through Dixie in pursuit of racial justice in uncompromising language.
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The use of such an uncompromising weapon would probably be seen by the Chinese as an extreme provocation, thus risking a full-blown trade war.
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Greta Thunberg was named Person of the Year by Time magazine this week for her forthright, uncompromising climate activism that has captured the world's attention.
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But without such conscience accommodations to insure true toleration and inclusivity, the resulting loss of patient access to healthcare may prove an uncompromising administration's undoing.
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Just compare that with all the hundreds of "respectable" guys who make careers out of boasting about their uncompromising integrity but have absolutely no loyalty.
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Another good idea was the lead solo one of three named guitarists takes on the so-called "Entente"—really, this uncompromising thing is an entente?
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If she brings to Brussels the uncompromising tone they heard a month ago in Salzburg, then the EU warnings of impending calamity will step up.
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In his absence, Gerry Adams, the President of Sinn Fein, has handled developments aggressively and the already stubborn Mrs Foster has in response been equally uncompromising.
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I can't remember if I've written about them and their uncompromising sonic warfare operations here before, but if not, shame on me, because they fucking rule.
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It features an HD panoramic camera that provides you with 2169 degrees of uncompromising viewing potential, along with infrared night vision to accommodate low-light conditions.
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Dustin Zahn's uncompromising techno—which has found a home on labels like Adam Beyer's Drumcode and Radio Slave's REK'D imprint—has its roots in childhood boredom.
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This is a precedent that's trickled into mainstream social media conglomerates like YouTube, Instagram, and Snapchat, which all hold an uncompromising outlaw policy on adult content.
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The reported source of that disquiet: fear that Trump's attempt to claim victory has been so uncompromising that it leaves him dangerously exposed when reality hits.
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The artistic freedom that Bowie cultivated not only helped his music to remain interesting and popular, it also established him as among rock's most uncompromising artists.
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At times it can be downright nasty, but it takes an uncompromising look at drugs, crime, and the things people do when pushed against a wall.
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The song, of course, is great, with a chilly, piano-based beat, and uncompromising lyrics that see Staples consider his own standing in music right now.
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Putin and Assad, who held a telephone conversation, stressed the importance of a continued "uncompromising" fight against Islamic State, the Nusra Front and other militant groups.
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"Each piece of creative is fully produced in-house by our creative studio with an uncompromising focus on design and user experience," explains the WeTransfer CEO.
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The poems are politically defiant and uncompromising—"Heavy Metal" invokes Hurricane Katrina, the Flint water crisis, and the Syrian civil war—but also examine private vulnerabilities.
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"The more fundamental question at this point is, why the seemingly unprecedented support for the new president despite global criticism of his uncompromising approach?" he said.
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The most uncompromising among them say the NRA has become too timid and too willing to back measures such as removing firearms from people deemed dangerous.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump will have a hard time getting reelected if he doesn't stand firm on his uncompromising immigration campaign pledges, Iowa Republican Rep.
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This is what makes Chris feel so rare: It's an incredibly pleasant pop record that's nevertheless uncompromising in its weightiness, which, ultimately feels almost absurdly optimistic.
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There is Mr. Gillum, the young, black, uncompromising progressive, who wants to impeach the president and takes the stage to "Walk It Talk It" by Migos.
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"He was uncompromising," Joseph Petro, a Secret Service agent who worked with Mr. DeProspero on the vice-presidential and presidential details, said in a telephone interview.
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Mr. McConnell's uncompromising stand signaled that a House impeachment resolution would face a stone wall in the Senate, where Mr. Trump would be put on trial.
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Denis, born in Paris but raised in West Africa by civil servant parents, is an auteur's auteur, uncompromising in her vision and singular in aesthetic styling.
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That shift could reverberate abroad by moderating the exportation of the kingdom's uncompromising version of Islam, Wahhabism, which has been accused of fueling intolerance and terrorism.
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" He described Riley as candid, but he added, "She is very intense and does nothing by half measures, and may be seen as an uncompromising person.
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But Mr. Moon said both sides still needed to step back from their uncompromising stances to make talks possible, according to a statement from his office.
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The excellence of Œuvres Électroniques proves that Radigue is a deftly uncompromising musician, and sits high atop the historical scaffolding underlying electronic-based art and music.
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His remarks amounted to a vigorous critique of Mr. Trump, cloaked in the kind of sweeping, uncompromising proposals that have long defined his democratic socialist agenda.
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And no constituency was more passionate in defending Mr. Trump's pledge than the conservatives who believed he would be uncompromising in his approach toward illegal immigration.
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It was Mr. Zukofsky's uncompromising principles, his supporters said — or his unbridled hubris, according to his detractors — that appeared to have cost him a wider career.
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Mr. Norcross argued that some of the demands within his party for uncompromising legislative positions has left Democrats on the wrong side of the jobs argument.
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"I didn't even have my own checkbook until I opened the gallery," she said, smiling, speaking in a deferential sotto voce that belies an uncompromising tenacity.
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"We appear to be witnessing nothing less than ... a total uncompromising military victory," U.N. Secretary-General Ban ki-Moon told the U.N. Security Council on Tuesday.
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Her suburban Kansas City district had grown weary of the governor's uncompromising fiscal approach over the last six years, she said, as had many other Kansans.
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Uncompromising in tone and entirely in keeping with his insurgent campaign, Mr. Trump dispensed with appeals to unity or attempts to build bridges to his opponents.
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The personal business interests of corporate directors could be subjected to the same uncompromising ethical standards that the electorate increasingly seems to demand of federal officials.
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Even President Obama has warned that Democrats' uncompromising push for political correctness, amplified by social media, has led their party to a difficult and dangerous place.
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But if you just make a movie where it is -- it&aposs uncompromising and unforgiving, and doesn&apost really worry too much about political correctness-- MACCALLUM: Yes.
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On SoundCloud, genres thrive on amorphism, defined more by a song's uncompromising sentiment—rage, anxiety, body-rolling euphoria—than the pulse of the beat or musical composition.
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Walker is an unrepentant modernist who has led a resurgence — mostly through uncompromising example — of painters reinvigorating abstraction by looking to nature, ideas, emotion and, especially, place.
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If candidates are talking more and more to their own teams, and if they're only responsive to their people, does that not lead to uncompromising governing strategies?
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So now CasaPound wants to be the uncompromising voice of Italians who want to leave the EU, withdraw from the Euro, and smash the international finance system.
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Sessions has also advanced an uncompromising stance that Title VII does not cover sexual orientation — and that it only applies if men and women are treated unequally.
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Mr. Needham has been a leading practitioner of the uncompromising, scorched-earth style of political combat that was a trademark of Tea Party-inspired politicians and activists.
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Cody went into the film wanting to write a study of stunted growth and left us with a character who is uncompromising, challenging from start to finish.
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But his bravery, his risk-taking, his fearless style, his uncompromising stance -- those are the values that have influenced every musician who has followed in his wake.
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Mr. Trump is winning with evangelicals, as he does with other Republican primary voters, by promising uncompromising immigration and trade policies and a hard-driving leadership style.
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It's heartbreaking to think that the Star Wars universe has seen the last of Leia Organa, who was brave, uncompromising, and inspiring to all who knew her.
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Poitras's uncompromising, commentary-free approach allows Assange to simply talk about his work and his ideas, as well as display the more unsavory aspects of his character.
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But the French-born princess, who married Denmark's race-car loving Prince Joachim in 2008 (they have two young children), was uncompromising in putting her viewpoint across.
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So there's a kind of irony to a band that exists only to create uncompromising black metal becoming one of the more successful bands in the genre.
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The upshot of Say Anything making such uncompromising and—let's just say, idiosyncratic—music for this amount of time has granted Bemis a kind of critic-proofing.
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There has been little talk of such changes since then, but Egyptian officials have signaled they intend to continue with an uncompromising approach that brooks little dissent.
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PP, Vox and Ciudadanos have adopted an uncompromising approach to the Catalan crisis and have called on the Socialist government to take control of the autonomous region.
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Though a devoted husband and stepfather—he married a wealthy woman when he was 45—he was known for being humorless and uncompromising, with a nervous temperament.
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The entire message of IS, after all, has been that Islamic populations have no choice but to back them or an aggressive, uncompromising and anti-Islamic West.
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Talking late into the night with the news left on throughout, Prince Muhammad discusses his country's interventionist foreign policy and its uncompromising response to terrorism and sedition.
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Both are led by uncompromising Eurosceptics, David Davis and Liam Fox, who seem determined to nab further turf from the (in their eyes) all-too internationalist diplomats.
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An uncompromising radical, Trotter refused to budge in his beliefs, and that rigidity eventually alienated nearly everyone in his life, straining his relationships and draining his finances.
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But Rockefeller was uncompromising, and after refusing to go to Attica to join the negotiations himself, he abandoned talks and ordered state troopers to "retake" the prison.
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And if you feel that way all the time, as does the young stand-up comedian played with uncompromising obnoxiousness by Beth Behrs, well, I pity you.
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An uncompromising exit by the Trump administration could also affect oil prices given Iran role as a leading crude exporter, and that could spell uncertainty for Treasurys.
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Clean yet uncompromising, intricate yet accessible, Porter's debut is a true tour de force, a modern classic that represents the very best of LA's thriving jazz scene.
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Americans have repeatedly rejected expansions of the social safety net because it inevitably collides with one of the most powerful forces shaping the American experience: uncompromising racism.
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Unless the Democrats can shed their spinelessness and timidity, they will not energize that crucial youth, female, gay and ethnic horde that is yearning for uncompromising progressivism.
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Without these scenes, the king can seem a thinner character: the uncompromising enemy of a god, rather than someone also at war with elements of human nature.
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But the shakiness of Trump's claim to majority support, the intensity of antipathy to him and his sneering, gloating, uncompromising response to that aren't a familiar combination.
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Mr. Trump, whose presidential run was buoyed by an uncompromising stance against immigration, has mostly chosen older white men for cabinet posts in assembling his new team.
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Joe Arpaio, the former Arizona sheriff known for his uncompromising stance on illegal immigration, is back in the news months after losing his bid for re-election.
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It also came as something of a surprise: Just a day before, China's Hong Kong and Macau Affairs Office had signaled an uncompromising stance toward the protests.
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Co-directed, executive produced, and starring George Clooney as the General Scheisskopf, Catch 22 flies through Heller's skewering of the absurd, frustrating, and uncompromising nature of war.
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And some liberals think a Democratic revival is more likely if Democrats stoke liberal voters' anger and energy by putting up uncompromising resistance to Mr. Trump's agenda.
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For years now, the loudest, angriest and most insistently uncompromising voices have competed to dominate our national discourse with appeals to narrow interests rather than common bonds.
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In the light of its uncompromising record, Ressa's arrest has been widely seen by human rights and journalist activist groups as a warning shot to the press.
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On the brink of nuclear Armageddon, Kennedy received two communications from Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev, one bellicose and uncompromising, and the other more discreet and potentially compromising.
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They require us to exemplify the highest standards of ethical and moral behavior and to abide by an uncompromising code of integrity -- and they are non-negotiable.
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In a political environment increasingly defined by overconfidence, unflinching certitude and uncompromising fidelity to a specific worldview, Gillibrand expressed caution and even remorse when she was uncertain.
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I am baring to you my privacy not by admitting all the shameful things I've done, especially those when I thought I was being moral, uncompromising, right.
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What Mr. Trump does will beam a message to his supporters well beyond Alabama about which Republican faction he favors: the pragmatic establishment or uncompromising hard-liners.
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To others, she is a pioneering factory worker and an uncompromising farm owner, and to still others, she is Mary Todd Lincoln and Forrest Gump's beloved mama.
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Westbrook simply turns himself over to it, and that amoral and unreasonable and uncompromising and engulfing thing then finds various dazzling expressions through his channeling of it.
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Is there a perfect world for Shevek, a place to balance his love of freedom with his love of family and his uncompromising pursuit of the unknown?
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His uncompromising use of his tactical genius has cost him dearly before: in 2015, he outwitted the centre-right leader, Silvio Berlusconi, to get Mr Mattarella elected president.
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The 1003-year-old family company has cultivated a following thanks to its distinctive aesthetics, stubborn commitment to its homegrown roots, and its uncompromising commitment to audio quality.
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By growing vegetables in one of the most uncompromising environments on Earth, the scientists are hoping to replicate conditions found on the Moon, Mars, and other celestial bodies.
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" Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu: "I thank Ambassador Nikki Haley, who led an uncompromising fight against the United Nations' hypocrisy and for truth and justice in our country.
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Now, in Modi, Congress faces an adversary who is in his element on the campaign trail and is uncompromising in his quest to create a "Congress-free India".
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But few expected him to rise as quickly as he did -- particularly as he earned the animosity of party leaders with his uncompromising stances and spotlight-seeking actions.
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His uncompromising stance helped drive a rush over the U.S. border as some migrants calculated it was better to cross over before the election in case Trump won.
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It had given birth to a filmmaking renaissance and a decade of some of the most indelible and uncompromising pictures to ever come out of the studio system.
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Our internal R&D team, led by Dr. Laurence Dryer, consistently works to innovate across our entire product line while adhering to The Honest Company's uncompromising safety standards.
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The uncompromising Black Lives Matter movement, which arose in response to the racialized violence of the Obama years, resembles nothing if not the early efforts of Lewis's SNCC.
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Anwar told a news conference at his home on Wednesday that he had forgiven Mahathir, who was a pugnacious and uncompromising prime minister for 22 years from 1981.
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And although Trump has expressed extreme frustration over Sessions' decision to recuse himself from oversight of the Russia investigation, an uncompromising stance on law enforcement unifies both men.
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Come for the hyperbolic throwaway lines ("I do not use a storyboard, I think it is an instrument of the cowards"), stay for the uncompromising creative pep talk.
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In Baltimore, we have installed an uncompromising three-pillar strategy: save lives with naloxone, increase access to ethical treatment and provide education to reduce stigma and prevent addiction.
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Perplexed, even outraged by the decadent culture around him, he matches our shock, our sense of imbibing something squalid when we experience GTA IV's foul-mouthed, uncompromising parody.
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" Mr. Prodger of the National Portrait Gallery's said Mr. John was "very uncompromising in his collecting, and always sought out those examples that thrill when you see them.
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Edward Kennedy famously launched the first salvo from the Senate floor as soon as the Reagan administration nominated Judge Robert Bork, an uncompromising conservative, for the Powell vacancy.
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When McCain condemns torture with uncompromising patriotism and honor, he speaks a timeless truth that embodies the best of Americanism and civilized standards for the rules of war.
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She'd rather pair tarter fruit flavors and more vibrant floral notes to work with vodka's uncompromising taste (which, to me at least, seems to be primarily of fire).
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The modern right wing sees politics as a moral struggle between good and evil, an uncompromising view of power that has infected all levels of the political discourse.
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Butler has constantly offered sub-par work that has garnered him a level of financial security and fame, ensconced in the uncompromising safety of whiteness and male privilege.
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Since rising to prominence with a series of hard-hitting freestyle videos, Young M.A is making waves in rap with her combination of uncompromising lyricism and Brooklyn delivery.
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In that respect, the Williams sisters set a standard for smart career pacing, uncompromising on rest and exploring outside interests despite calls to more consistently bolster the tour.
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Mitski is one of a suddenly rich community of women driving indie rock forward with uncompromising, deft music from a point of view that's still too often ignored.
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Perhaps this is precisely the moment that Solomon-Godeau's passionate, uncompromising writing foretells, when we can again take up in earnest the feminist lens in art critical discourse?
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"Removed" from the band in 1984 for being "an uncompromising artist," Morse moved to New York City, where he began working with Steve Rubell, of Studio 54 fame.
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Moreover, in the midst of the maelstrom, I'd reached an unconscious yet uncompromising conclusion: my mother's behavior was my problem to shoulder, and I shouldn't expect anything different.
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In the monologue above, he breaks down everything from moderator Linsey Davis' uncompromising jab at Kamala Harris to Joe Biden's awkward response to a question about Obama's legacy.
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"Urban Air is fully committed to the uncompromising safety and well-being of our guests and employees," the park said in a statement shared with CNN affiliate WFLA.
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In each of these guises, at least, he was authentically countercultural and anti-corporate, a credible advocate for a kind of lawless self-reliance and uncompromising common sense.
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Just over a year ago, when British Prime Minister Theresa May gave her uncompromising Brexit speech at London's Lancaster House, the hardline Brexiteers were sure they had won.
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The closer you listen to the pulsing tracks, the deeper they get, mixing in layers of uncompromising fun and funk while twisting against the traditional bounds of femininity.
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Despite coming up short in the final of his season of The Ultimate Fighter against Diego Brandao, Bermudez has impressed many with his uncompromising style in the Octagon.
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Called the "Iron Man of India" for his relentless and uncompromising activism, he worked to successfully integrate over 500 princely states to form a unified, newly born India.
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This uncompromising toughness was present from the beginning, as evidenced by "Self-Portrait" (1931–33) in the exhibition Lee Krasner, at Robert Miller Gallery (April 21–June 4, 36).
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Dawidziak says it's no accident that The Twilight Zone contains so many important pointers—the show's creator, Rod Serling, consciously infused everything he wrote with an uncompromising moral vision.
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Warren's comment felt like a rebuke to that strategy, and was a way for her to stand out from the field as someone unafraid to stake out uncompromising positions.
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Other changes include stricter limits on bringing over family members, making it harder to move from one type of study to another, tougher language requirements and uncompromising "credibility interviews".
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While sipping water from a red plastic cup at my coffee table, the charismatic August told me how her uncompromising blackness informs her poetry and propels her acting aspirations.
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"France will be uncompromising in its fight against terrorism and financing of terrorism," an official at the French president's office said, citing what Macron told Abu Dhabi's crown prince.
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Much like Ben-Gurion, Netanyahu has doubled as defense minister and bolstered the military as part of an uncompromising distrust of Israel's neighbors and a doctrine of self-reliance.
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Close to Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras, Varoufakis led the Syriza party's charge against austerity but his straight-talking and uncompromising beliefs caused tension with other euro zone finance ministers.
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Along with the administration's haphazard and often uncompromising approach to international relations, we may also see the end of such global initiatives as the International Rare Diseases Research Consortium.
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Now led by Mitsotakis's son, Kyriakos, the party takes an uncompromising public stance on the name issue, but observers say the same divisions which existed in the 1990s persist.
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After four years of being stuck in an uncompromising deal with Timbaland, Tink's message for her newfound freedom was captured in the opener of her new EP, Pain & Pleasure.
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"None of those choices are good enough for us," Morello said, adding, "There needs to be an alternate voice, one that's unfiltered, uncompromising and stands apologetically with the people."
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A Trump administration official said Tillerson's position on THAAD would be uncompromising, but suggested there might be room for concessions elsewhere to win more Chinese cooperation on North Korea.
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Assad has appeared as uncompromising as ever in recent weeks, reiterating his goal of taking back the whole country on the day the U.S.-Russian brokered truce took effect.
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Among women who have achieved high office, she is less like the combative and uncompromising Margaret Thatcher, to whom she will inevitably be compared, than like Germany's Angela Merkel.
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Furthermore, these Eastern-European Americans generally share two other features: uncompromising support for international organizations like NATO and hostility toward Putin and his increasingly hawkish foreign policy in Europe.
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Each projected an uncompromising attitude, even if Mr. Boulez compromised as a music director in London and New York, and Mr. Harnoncourt in his work with traditional symphony orchestras.
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As expected, the notion of which woman has the more truthful, complete memories of the absent man — who bore the uncompromising name of Calvin — is discussed with increasing sharpness.
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There are no binary solutions to tackle these issues, but an uncompromising commitment to school safety must be the focus of all decision makers at every level of government.
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Wielding rhymes sharp enough for close-quarters combat, sporting an uncompromising attitude, and holding absolutely nothing back, the Bronx MC known as Maliibu Miitch is throwing down the gauntlet.
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According to the most uncompromising amongst the AFC Wimbledon fanbase, MK Dons are not a legitimate entity and, as such, watching them at all is a concession of sorts.
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The board fired Kentley-Klay because of what is described to me as an abrasive and uncompromising personality, not about any sort of fraud, misappropriated funds or sexual harassment.
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There's not a misstep in the staging, from the queasy-making projections of swirling water (by Adam J. Thompson) to the uncompromising and unflattering lighting (by Becky Heisler McCarthy).
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As a Republican candidate for the Texas Supreme Court, Don R. Willett flaunted his uncompromising conservatism, boasting of endorsements from groups with "pro-life, pro-faith, pro-family" credentials.
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Whether it's in my products or a private dinner that we are cooking, I am uncompromising about quality of ingredients, from the fruit to the cannabis flowers we use.
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These women's work might be as uncompromising as it ever was, but age, they know, has also neutralized them in men's eyes, removed some of their sting and danger.
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The paper's uncompromising stance, which critics say can lack the editorial balance of including the opposing side's viewpoint, coincided with swathes of Hong Kong's media becoming more pro-Beijing.
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Or you could argue that it gave the most realistic, uncompromising rendering in the show's seven years of how people would actually think and behave in a zombie apocalypse.
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While DHS has the power to enforce immigration policies — a topic Trump recently claimed Nielsen could be "much tougher" on — DOJ is the agency that can set uncompromising rules.
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He was uncompromising and took a hard line, painting a dark picture of an America about to be invaded by MS-2628 gangs and turned into a socialist state.
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The most obvious resemblance is the adulation they bestow on their respective champions, whom they treat less as normal politicians than as saviors who deserve uncritical and uncompromising support.
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Mr. Sessions offers an uncompromising brand of conservatism that combines Christian and small-government values with strains of populism and a willingness to say the unpopular, or even offensive.
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"In Congress, Jon will push strongly for strict enforcement and uncompromising monitoring of Iran's compliance with obligations to restrict uranium enrichment and to cease ballistic tests," the website says.
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Still, given Jeanne's uncompromising ownership of her profane desires and independence from her milquetoast husband, it was miles more progressive than anything coming out of the West in 1972.
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There's no mainstream newsroom I know of that is uncompromising in its advocacy for single-payer health care, or that has launched a longtime crusade for more foreign aid.
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Mr Trump's uncompromising tone on his last visit to Europe, in May, prompted them to begin contingency planning, to decide where Germany should hold its ground in case of clashes.
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Rajoy, who has taken an uncompromising stance throughout the crisis, is gambling on anti-independence parties taking power in the regional parliament and putting the brakes on the independence drive.
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By avowing her destiny as a great artist early and often, she was rejecting comfort and middling conformity to claim a vocation that, the record proves, involved scrupulous, uncompromising experimentation.
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Despite the losses, Sanchez remains a popular fighter among MMA fans thanks to his uncompromising style of fighting—one which is a far cry from his early wrestling-based attack.
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After giving his uncompromising endorsement to our nation&aposs president, the star seems to be relishing in the clash between his views on Donald Trump and the cynics who disagree.
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But the brusque and opinionated Bolton is as loved in some quarters for his uncompromising conservativism as he is loathed in others -- particularly among diplomats -- for his views and style.
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" The response, which paints a perfect picture of Bourdain's uncompromising spirit, reads: "Patton, I'm a fan and an admirer so gotta tell you this is no way to enjoy Paris.
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And he was the sire of this debate, inasmuch as the anger that he summons and the uncompromising toughness that he projects have infected his adversaries, tugging them toward truculence.
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When, at the end of the century, he lost a constitutional referendum followed by a groundswell of black anger at the slow pace of land reform, his response was uncompromising.
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Aquazzura is known for using the highest-quality Italian leather and suede to create uncompromising comfort in their designs (which makes Meghan's choice of the label a total no-brainer).
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This reflects its uncompromising and increasingly-political focus on personal morality; the pope, by contrast, tends to stress the importance of social justice, a different strain in the Catholic tradition.
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The uncompromising mystique that surrounds his perplexing public persona plays no small part in what made, and continues to make, him such an intriguing and viral figure in hip-hop.
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Staunch conservatives and ardent liberals have to start recognizing that an uncompromising approach in Washington – and the belief that all politics is zero sum – will leave everyone at a disadvantage.
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There is an entire spectrum of devices to choose from — including entry-level laptops, mid-range devices and high-end performance giants — a Chromebook for every need, with uncompromising security.
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But if you're looking for a meat idea on how to meet the meaty needs of the most uncompromising meatheads, with this, you'll never need to ask, where's the beef?
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It's not in Jimmy's blood, per se—his rigid, uncompromising brother Chuck (Michael McKean) and their naive, wholesome father don't share it—but it's part of Jimmy's intrinsic makeup nonetheless.
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He merely wished they might be more like him: an order of uncompromising peacemakers who no longer oiled the ecclesiastical machinery or sided, like the whole church, with warmaking governments.
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There is so much potential in this character: she's an ambitious, uncompromising black woman trying to sell her scheme in a world of white men who don't acknowledge her authority.
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And as far as those 20 minutes went, they were a streamlined and uncompromising river of bright colors and sporty references (scuba, soccer, sailing), body-conscious cutaways, ruffles and leather.
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Liberals would have been thrilled to have a president a little like Trump—uncompromising, willing to call political adversaries out as hypocrites—if she or he had pursued liberal policies.
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France has called for an "uncompromising" dialogue with Iran about its ballistic missile program and a possible negotiation over the issue separate from Tehran's 2015 nuclear deal with world powers.
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Nunes's antics serve to underline the urgency of a serious, nonpartisan and uncompromising investigation into Russian interference in the election and any contacts between Moscow's agents and the Trump campaign.
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They hailed her uncompromising stance against North Korea's nuclear weapons development, exemplified by her recent decision to shut down a factory park the South had jointly run with the North.
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Not for all, certainly; but feeling misunderstood is a common childhood predicament, and those who feel it most acutely have a new kindred spirit to consult in Villiot's uncompromising cat.
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Perhaps more than any single song or video or other-worldy incarnation, one of music's most uncompromising futurists has left us with the gift of seizing the future for ourselves.
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Dozens of Cohen's friends and associates wrote letters to the judge describing him as a family man led astray in part due to his passionate loyalty to an uncompromising boss.
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Last year saw the election to the House of Representatives of uncompromising liberals with new ideas and large social media followings such as Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York.
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Mr. Wuorinen was part of a generation of postwar modernists who found a new home in the academy, uncompromising avant-gardists who saw themselves as inheritors of the European tradition.
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The leather goods label Hunting Season, while far from cheap, is still much easier on the wallet than its iconic French predecessors but possesses a similarly uncompromising commitment to quality.
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Admirers of Andrew Weissmann, one of the team's senior prosecutors, describe him as relentless and uncompromising, while his detractors say his scorched earth tactics have backfired in some previous cases.
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He had become a model for other progressives seeking office — for outsiders with grass-roots support and uncompromising platforms for change, for D.A. candidates proclaiming themselves the next Larry Krasner.
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Six years after their previous operatic collaboration, the masterly "Written on Skin," Mr. Benjamin and Mr. Crimp have again dared to challenge audiences by remaining true to their uncompromising visions.
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France's president, Emmanuel Macron, visited French troops in northern Mali on a trip shortly after he was elected last month, vowing to be "uncompromising" in the fight against Islamist terrorists.
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They worry that he and his aides are listening too closely to Arab and Palestinian arguments and diluting what they hoped would be uncompromising support for the current Israeli government.
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Greedy, uncompromising and fearful of being knocked from their perch, some tanker operators even conspire among themselves to fortify the conditions that contributed to their emergence in the first place.
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"We have all lost a kind, funny, warm, creative and truly loving man whose uncompromising individuality, relentless intellect and extraordinary humor has given pleasure to countless millions across six decades."
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But the fury is also spurring liberal voters to demand uncompromising confrontation and resistance from their elected officials to a president they believe poses an existential threat to the country.
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At a news conference they held on Tuesday, the parents made pleas to the Hong Kong authorities, questioning the uncompromising language that has become standard in the city's political impasse.
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Geopolitical negotiations always revolve around the personalities and strategies of the people involved; those with the most uncompromising objectives and the vision and determination to achieve them have an edge.
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Understanding this suckerdom, and the emerging urge from progressives to avoid it, may be one key to understanding the 2020 primaries, and the rise of uncompromising figures like Bernie Sanders.
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Even now, they remain the most-watched videos of her on YouTube: otherwise-dry hearings and Senate procedures turned into a display of her fierce and uncompromising brand of intellect.
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Addy (Herizen Guardiola), the show's narrator, has long been the loyal lieutenant to the cheer team's top dog, Beth (Marlo Kelly), an uncompromising instigator and a bit of a bully.
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When a national party experiences that level of defeat, the blame rests solely on the shoulders of its leader, in this case Britain's brash, uncompromising and politically damaged Jeremy Corbyn.
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In following through on his promise, President Trump is supporting America's uncompromising values, saving coal jobs, and promoting low-cost, reliable electricity for Americans and the rest of the world.
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Above anybody, they want Trump to pick Kris Kobach, the Kansas secretary of state who has achieved national fame, and notoriety on the left, for his uncompromising stances on immigration.
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In the course of ten years, Bolton wrote at least six hundred newspaper articles, and the uncompromising beliefs that had piqued colleagues in government found a willing audience outside it.
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"The magnitude of abuses allegedly occurring in Xinjiang demand uncompromising scrutiny," Kenneth Roth, executive director of Human Rights Watch, said in a statement released at a news conference in Geneva.
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Its scares are aural instead of visual, unless you count the increasingly rapt expressions on the face of an inhibited Englishman named Gilderoy, played with uncompromising geekiness by Tom Brooke.
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The Retail, Wholesale and Department Store Union, which had vehemently opposed the deal — Amazon presents a direct threat to retail workers — said the company had taken an unacceptable, uncompromising approach.
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There is in these images, in their startling poses and crude takes, something of German expressionism, of George Grosz, perhaps even Goya's uncompromising visions of decay and Da Vinci's grotesques.
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It desperately wants to be a story about values and an uncompromising bottom line of self that we refuse to cross, even though it's so much better when it's not.
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Rihanna, by comparison, is both uncompromising and unpredictable, and ANTI, as a body of sounds as well as lyrics, bears this out in a seemingly scattershot array of moods and messages.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Barkley L. Hendricks, a towering artist best known for his celebratory, uncompromising oil portraits of Black people from urban places, passed away early this morning.
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What might look today like a principled, uncompromising stance that the NRA and the modern-day conservative movement have taken on gun rights is far less long-standing than it seems.
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For Trump, Sisi appeals as an uncompromising leader who came to power by overthrowing the Muslim Brotherhood and is fighting Islamic State in northern Sinai and on his border with Libya.
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Trump's return to harsh, uncompromising language came a day after he appeared to dial back the bellicose rhetoric that had fueled fears across east Asia of the risk of military conflict.
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As one of the country's most eminent leaders, he was pugnacious, uncompromising and intolerant of dissent, but turned Malaysia from a sleepy backwater into one of the world's modern industrialized nations.
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For decades, elected officials and party leaders had crafted a particular vision for Republicanism in America: a smaller government paired with a muscular foreign policy and uncompromising conservatism on social issues.
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In the election campaign he has offered an uncompromising message to newcomers: welfare entitlements are to be cut to push them into work; those not striving to integrate will be penalised.
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Austen's own romance feels like something out of the pages of her books (where most of it would end up), and her uncompromising drive to write and be heard is fantastic.
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Morley Safer, the golden-voiced 19653 Minutes correspondent and CBS newsman whose legend was fixed when his uncompromising reports on the Vietnam War changed how the conflict was covered, has died.
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I swear that every time I visit those United States of yours, I fear that the entire population is living on the brink of cardiac arrest thanks to their uncompromising calendars.
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Trump's uncompromising political message also puts pressure on Clinton to show steel to mainstream voters, even though the Democratic base is wary of hawkishness abroad and her record on foreign policy.
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But you gotta hand it to Dawn and her crew to come out of the gate the way they did; uncompromising and ready to make us dance with our Cardboards on.
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Lee Kuan Yew, the founding father of modern Singapore, may have been well known for his paternalistic and sometimes uncompromising leadership style, but he had a lesser known role: chief gardener.
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"Through relentless process innovation and an uncompromising commitment to quality, we remain committed to advancing one of the industry's strongest biosimilar pipelines," Samsung Bioepis spoksman Mingi Hyun said in an email.
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Universal health care and a $15 minimum wage are not the left's version of a Muslim ban, even if the rhetoric of the left is combative, uncompromising, and, yes, sometimes obnoxious.
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To reclaim our trust, Apple has to show the same level of uncompromising polish and precision that's characterized its past products — both in their design and usability — with its new initiatives.
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Those leaders have been carefully replaced by uncompromising extremist elements who have closely weaved the Taliban movement into a broader extremist framework through alliances with terrorist groups, including the Haqqani network.
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The uncompromising stance of Iran's most senior figure poses a challenge to President Hassan Rouhani, the architect of last year's nuclear deal who hopes to open Iran's economy to the world.
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As a fan of the books since childhood, I kept looking for things that bothered me in this adaptation and came up short — and yet I wouldn't describe it as uncompromising.
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" The Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park said in their own statement to PEOPLE that they are "fully committed to the uncompromising safety and well-being of our guests and employees.
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Ida B. Wells-Barnett By Kimberlé Crenshaw Born into slavery and orphaned as a young woman, Ida B. Wells-Barnett was an uncompromising and courageous voice for race and gender justice.
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On trade discussions, Mr. Macron took an uncompromising stance over Britain's intention to quit the European Union's single market, which lays down common rules and standards for goods and many services.
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Although they have said they do not seek a monopoly, their posture has been one of uncompromising confidence, in part shown in their stubbornness to not meet with the Afghan government.
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Donald Trump was still a punch line, Hillary Clinton was poised to become the first female president, and Megyn Kelly was still an uncompromising, unapologetic, take-no-prisoners Fox News rebel.
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Olive is furious and uncompromising, agitated by her husband, who is "oppressively nice" (McDormand's words), puzzled and disappointed by her son, ill at ease with emotion and bewildered by social niceties.
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Ms. Szapocznikow has an uncompromising vision, and so too does the Brooklyn-based artist Doreen Garner, who featured in the fair's "Statements" section devoted to 28 solo presentations of emerging artists.
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What good is being reasonable if the majority of voters, who chose Clinton over Trump, can only watch as Trump exercises uncompromising control of the Senate while politicizing the Supreme Court?
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Always the more militant of the two, Carl says he is tired of being the uncompromising one, a sort of racial-political carbon offset for her reform-within-the-system approach.
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It is understood that the Maximalists have not yet abandoned their policy, but that on the contrary they are resolved to conduct a more intense, uncompromising opposition to the Provisional Government.
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These are encouraging steps in the right direction, but until the entire healthcare community unites behind an uncompromising determination to reform the way we treat pain, it will never be enough.
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They say he is more interested in positioning himself for a looming general election as the uncompromising champion of Brexit than in solving the cumbersome details of customs procedures for Ireland.
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"If it gets really violent, the risk is that Beijing has a good excuse to become even more uncompromising," said Jean-Pierre Cabestan, a political scientist at Hong Kong Baptist University.
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Facing a government backlash against his release of the recordings, Judge Sergio Moro - whose uncompromising tactics have been repeatedly criticized by authorities - said they allowed the public to scrutinize Brazil's leaders.
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ROME (Reuters) - Italy's new government allowed a French charity ship to bring ashore 82 migrants on Saturday in an apparent reversal of the uncompromising, closed-door policy of the previous administration.
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Sessions," the profile said, "offers an uncompromising brand of conservatism that combines Christian and small-government values with strains of populism and a willingness to say the unpopular, or even offensive.
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It hasn't been an easy road to November for Bevin, who has suffered low job-approval ratings thanks to an uncompromising governing style that has alienated large segments of the electorate.
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Ma's refusal to acknowledge the fact of Arnold's homosexuality is given full validity in Ms. Ruehl's uncompromising performance as a woman who avoids the truth by making a joke of it.
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Macron says he wants an "uncompromising" dialogue with Iran about its ballistic missile program and he told Netanyahu that efforts concerning Iranian ballistics as well as its regional activities should continue.
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Acclaimed for directing the two highest-grossing movies of all time (1997's romantic blockbuster Titanic and 2009's CG breakthrough Avatar), Cameron is also known for his uncompromising, often polarizing perfectionism.
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"We believe the way to achieve this is through a model that balances the various interests at play while being uncompromising in the protection afforded to individuals," said ITI in its comments.
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His uncompromising stance in the face of degraded standards of audio excellence and his championing of great recorded performances never wavered in the face of the public's increasingly utilitarian consumption of music.
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Ali Ahmed argues that this personal stake in the fight means the force should lead the offensive and take firm control of Mosul, uncompromising talk that underlines the potential for sectarian strife.
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GAO, Mali (Reuters) - France will be uncompromising in its fight against militant Islamists in Mali and the Sahel region, President Emmanuel Macron said on Friday during his first visit outside Europe's borders.
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Though there are propaganda benefits associated with strong uncompromising verbiage, analysts believe that North Korea uses this type of exaggerated bluster as a means of improving its hand during possible future negotiations.
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Since then, the London-based post-punk band—formed in 2011 by Jehnny Beth, Gemma Thompson, Ayse Hassan, and Fay Milton—has maintained an uncompromising passion and presence that few others can.
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In the place of those soft curves were hard lines and uncompromising geometry: a belt of metal running around the edge, set off from the glass sides by the slightest of steps.
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His music lacks Varèse's pitiless severity, Boulez's fine-grained intellectualism, Stravinsky's happy embrace of aesthetic discipline—or, on purely American terms, the joyful, uncompromising originality of a fellow Southern Californian, Harry Partch.
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In Georgia and Florida, two uncompromising black progressives, former state House Minority Leader Stacey Abrams and Tallahassee Mayor Andrew Gillum, won primaries over white centrists to become the Democratic nominees for governor.
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Both are actresses, but Beth has found some measure of success by taking what she can get — mostly demeaning roles that require nudity — while Anna is more talented yet intense and uncompromising.
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Yet while this singular production, which opened on Thursday night at the Belasco Theater under McPherson's luminous direction, evokes the Great Depression with uncompromising bleakness, it is ultimately the opposite of depressing.
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" — Joe McKenna, a stylist who made a film about Alaïa last year "I think Azzedine was completely uncompromising, which made his clothes so special and unique and loved by so many people.
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Democrats openly acknowledge that they hope forcing votes on similar measures puts Republicans in a political bind, forcing their opponents to chose between an uncompromising defense of gun rights and opposing terrorism.
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And it often fell to Mr. Gottfried to put out the fires started by the exacting and uncompromising Mr. Chayefsky, who could be his own worst enemy in creative and financial negotiations.
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An African street burger brings together a number of Ms. Tandia's influences, the ground sirloin laced with herbes de Provence and topped by a piri-piri of uncompromising African bird's-eye chiles.
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Wu plays the matriarch and tiger mother par excellence Jessica Huang, a spirited and indefensibly blunt woman whose fierce devotion to her children is matched only by her uncompromising expectations for them.
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What I love about his music — and what makes it feel still so modern and so approachable — is the raw, earthy quality of its sound world: It is completely uncompromising and individual.
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And on Tuesday, Mr. Sessions not only served as the administration's spokesman, he also spoke directly to Mr. Trump's base in a blunt, uncompromising way that the president himself was uncomfortable doing.
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The piece is monumental, stark and uncompromising, foregrounding the tension created by fugal structure, in which musical themes are alternately presented by different instruments, while the others play contrapuntal harmonies and rhythms.
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Five armed services chiefs — of the Army, the Air Force, the Navy, the Marines and the National Guard Bureau — posted statements on social media condemning neo-Nazis and racism in uncompromising terms.
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And none of the highest-polling candidates pledged to join the Freedom Caucus, the hard-line conservative group whose uncompromising ideology helped derail Mr. Trump's efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act.
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Mr. Biden and his defenders say he is being attacked for refusing to accept what they consider a false premise: that progress is possible only through the use of uncompromising political force.
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Midterm candidates might well use the issue to rile up their bases, but that too carries a risk, as they're likely to simultaneously box themselves in to even more uncompromising positions. 3.
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"The mission of professional journalism and a newspaper like Folha is to be uncompromising with obscurantist attempts and to shed light on threats of censorship," said Sérgio Dávila, the paper's editorial director.
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The upper deck of the New National Gallery became the largest and most uncompromising of Mies's pavilion-style designs — an open floor plan, no interior columns, walls of little more than glass.
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In case it wasn't already clear, the insurgent freshmen who promised bold and uncompromising action, uninterested in and unbowed by the strictures of the status quo, are showing no signs of wavering.
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"Her uncompromising humanism, wrought by the horror of the camps, made her the constant ally of the weakest, and the resolute enemy of any political compromise with the extreme right," he said.
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" The dearly departed punchline barbarian Sean Price teamed up with Phonte for "Let It Be Known," wherein he expressed the uncompromising dietary stance, "I don't eat tofu, I don't drink soy milk.
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As a musician, Bowie gained a reputation as an uncompromising artist, eternally ahead of the crowd and unafraid to push boundaries, even at the risk of alienating fans and compromising his commercial viability.
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On the other hand, Pearson is a formidable striker and is now a 19-fight veteran of the UFC, becoming a certified fan favourite with his uncompromising in the cage in the process.
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But it's a testament to both women's performances — and to the emotional resonance of Noxon's dark, uncompromising script, based on her own life with anorexia — that it's emotionally moving and horrifying as well.
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He now finds himself in the same enviable position as veteran acts like Swans and the Flaming Lips: his audience seems to exponentially expand as his records have become more elaborate and uncompromising.
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"I would like to thank Ambassador Nikki Haley, who led the uncompromising struggle against hypocrisy at the U.N., and on behalf of the truth and justice of our country," Netanyahu said on Twitter.
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The VP's office said Pence would have delivered an "uncompromising message" about the U.S.'s demands, in line with its campaign to exert "maximum pressure" to further isolate North Korea diplomatically and economically.
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There's nothing sci-fi about McCarthy's horrifying (if gorgeously written) examination of American violence, but it is so gruesome and uncompromising, it makes Dr. Ford's bloody Wyatt narrative look like a children's cartoon.
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Since his 2012 run for the Senate in Texas and through his fights in Washington, Mr. Cruz has portrayed himself as an uncompromising conservative and his opponents as enablers of a corrupt establishment.
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In December, Ghani appointed Saleh, a former security official and an uncompromising opponent of the Taliban, to his government in a bid to secure the support of former opponents for a second term.
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People who took their cities and their worlds around them and incorporated that into their work, who were very uncompromising in their process but still managed to capture the eyes of mainstream America.
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The Italian media and others surmised, however, that Raikkonen's uncompromising start may have had something to do with other matters off the track that left him in no mood to make life easy.
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Interviews with five pro-independence politicians in Osona county, a patchwork of farming towns, reveal an uncompromising mood after Sunday's violence which, according to Catalan officials, injured around 900 people across the region.
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The final concert, on Wednesday, featured the Talea Ensemble and the Orchestra of the S.E.M. Ensemble in a program that sprawled over three hours, a serving size as uncompromising as the music itself.
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Some statements are being shot from the hip, as happened yesterday when the kingdom declared an uncompromising defiance and hinted of measures that would hit the U.S. economy much harder than Saudi Arabia's.
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The quicksilver lyricism of Mr. Andres's playing cleared a path from the narrative instrumental genius of a selection from Schumann's "Waldszenen" to the uncompromising but freely communicative music of Thomas Adès's Three Mazurkas.
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ROME (Reuters) - Interior Minister Matteo Salvini has protested to Italy's leading Roman Catholic weekly, Famiglia Cristiana, after it compared him to Satan on its front cover because of his uncompromising stance over immigration.
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Yet Douglass can also be seen as the father of the most militant strain of resistance, the kind that insists on the uncompromising rejection of racism, with violence as a recourse when necessary.
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The 'Medicare for all' lifers The ruling should give a boost to the progressive grass roots, which has argued for some time that intransigent Republicans should be met with ambitious, uncompromising Democratic alternatives.
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There is considerable acquiescence and tolerance for authoritarianism in China, both out of pragmatism but also support for the idea that an uncompromising government is needed to manage a country of China's size.
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The military feared the rise of the uncompromising Grace Mugabe to the presidency would ensure the opposition would win general elections and lead to curbs on their influence in politics and the economy.
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Known as The Iron Lady, she had an uncompromising politics and leadership style that would later become known as Thatcherism, and she was one of the most influential (and polarizing) politicians in history.
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But within animation circles, Williams is famous for his uncompromising vision, his massively influential experiments with faking camera movement within the animated space, and one of the most storied "lost films" ever made.
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But in its uncompromising use of stillness, slowness and repetition, it distills the endlessness of the dancer's quest, which may, after all, be inexplicable to the public, known only to the dancer herself.
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Paul M. Weyrich, an uncompromising leader of the conservative movement, testified before the committee that he had seen Mr. Tower inebriated in public and in the company of women other than his wife.
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The disagreement over the final statement reflects a hardening of the conflict between China and the United States, with each side deploying aggressive, uncompromising rhetoric reminiscent of that heard during the Cold War.
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On three essential albums — "The Infamous," from 1995; "Hell on Earth," from 20083; and "Murda Muzik," from 1999 — Mobb Deep became standard bearers for the sound of New York rap: unfazed, unsentimental, uncompromising.
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They show how uncompromising the "Tracer" choreography still is — poses and movement sometimes alternate — and how Mr. Taylor was deliberately trying different ways both of responding to music and showing independence from it.
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In the summer of 1918, Lenin sent the ambitious and uncompromising commissar of nationalities, Joseph Stalin, to take charge of efforts to secure the Volga River and improve food supplies to central Russia.
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Bernie Bros were a "mob" flooding the Twitter mentions of Hillary Clinton supporters; they were "sexist," even "enthusiastically" so; and they were loud and aggressive when expressing their uncompromising support for their candidate.
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But they were much more sanguine about the second order, arguing that the new, multiagency review process could be used in the future to bend Mr. Trump's uncompromising messages toward Washington's bureaucratic realities.
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I suppose it's because I can't help wishing that President Barack Obama had a bit of the uncompromising spirit of the Republicans' Freedom Caucus back when he was promoting his Affordable Care Act.
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He has structured his party so that he is the only official, giving him the liberty to remain, above all things, in complete control, and a provocateur and an uncompromising verbal bomb thrower.
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Buttigieg squared off repeatedly with Sanders, who he cast as a rigid and uncompromising ideologue, as well as with Klobuchar, who he's working to fend off in the centrist lane of the primary.
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Moore's uncompromising style could bring a new level of turbulence to the Senate, where Republicans have struggled to reach consensus on tax and spending issues and have failed repeatedly to roll back Obamacare.
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But that contradiction may eventually prove too great for Sanders fans to sustain — and some may fall out of love with the candidate they once saw as an uncompromising hero of the left.
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It was hardly his fault, but the 1003-days standard is a harsh and uncompromising one, and having 2100 states in full rebellion by day 2100 puts him near the bottom of the pile.
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In a surprisingly savage reshuffle, he has appointed right-wingers to his cabinet: Priti Patel, a past advocate of the death penalty, is home secretary, and Dominic Raab, an uncompromising Brexiteer, is foreign secretary.
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They demanded to know why the march organizers could take such an uncompromising stance for full reproductive rights, and then turn around and partner with organizations that are devoted to the exact opposite goal.
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Whether this is heralded as uncompromising leadership or roundly goofed on as the stagiest possible bluster largely depends, for Kelly as for most of his peers, on what his record is at the time.
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Finally, they're tested with the same uncompromising precision, so the makers are certain each one offers the even colour and flowing, gestural strokes that have been prized by artists for more than 150 years.
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In their clarity and uncompromising standards, these principles have proven invaluable in guiding our journalists over the past 75 years, and they continue to help us report honestly and fairly in today's challenging environment.
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Not to mention, the music was significantly more challenging, avant garde, difficult and often times offensive to innocent bystanders, and always delivered with a degree of confidence by the musicians, totally unapologetic and uncompromising.
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Phoebe English An alumna of the late Louise Wilson's Central Saint Martins MA course, Phoebe English has received international acclaim for her immaculately cut, monochromatic, deconstructed designs, and uncompromising attention to finish and fabrics.
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His appointment comes after a six-month search for someone to replace Martin Wheatley, who was ousted by the Treasury last summer, in part because of his uncompromising approach towards wrongdoing in the City.
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If the senator stuns the Washington establishment and triumphs in November, they will finally have a champion in the White House who shares their values and will heed their call for uncompromising, unabashed conservatism.
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The Dutch/German transnational quartet channel their fury into bite-sized chunks of metallic, filthy shrapnel that fit perfectly alongside Cloud Rat's grinding rat-a-tats resulting in wonderfully complementary and wholly uncompromising pairing.
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Favorably mentioning any other show in the same sentence as Buffy is high praise indeed — and all but inviting the uncompromising scrutiny of its still fervent fan base (of which I am a member).
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But people here are increasingly concerned that Chinese influence, especially under the uncompromising rule of President Xi Jinping, is already chipping away at the city's institutions, including the universities, the press and the police.
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Most Sanders people are kind- and open-hearted, but there is a core that is corrupted by moral preening, an uncompromising absolutism and a paranoid unwillingness to play by the rules of civic life.
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" Unlike Andrea Dworkin or Catharine MacKinnon, there are things Donegan would never support, like pitting the carceral state against sex workers or partnering with the religious right, but "I admire how uncompromising they were.
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"We are bound by the national interest here, more than anything else," Kudlow said, painting an uncompromising stance ahead of Trump's bilateral talks with Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and French President Emmanuel Macron.
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His critics — and a lot of the voters who flocked to former Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. on Super Tuesday — may see his unreconstructed personality as an extension of his deeply uncompromising politics.
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The band's latest transgression, With Inexorable Suffering, is due out April 13 via Translation Loss Recordings, and will scratch any itch you've got for dark, uncompromising metal of death down to the fucking bone.
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His efforts to hold public office beyond the judiciary have faltered, sometimes in Republican primaries, and many Republicans have proved allergic to his uncompromising views or, more recently, his reputation as an accused predator.
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Yet Mr. Lloyd's memo, released by government lawyers in court on Thursday, spells out a fervently uncompromising opposition to abortion that all but guarantees further clashes at the charged intersection of abortion and immigration.
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WASHINGTON — After Democrats delivered a resounding counterpunch to President Trump at the polls, one of his most reliable voting blocs — social conservatives — now faces the repercussions of its uncompromising support for Mr. Trump's agenda.
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Mr. Madsen, 46, is known in Denmark as "Rocket Madsen," an uncompromising builder of submarines and space rockets who was hoping to become the world's first amateur space traveler riding in a homemade rocket.
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Discipline is a staple of our program as evidenced by being the least penalized team in our league, and we will continue to uphold an uncompromising standard of behavior on and off the field.
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JOHANNESBURG, Sept 20 (Reuters) - South Africa's Association of Mineworkers and Construction Union (AMCU) on Friday re-elected as its president Joseph Mathunjwa, known for his uncompromising stance in bruising strikes on the platinum belt.
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"Few movies bore into a character's head as deeply as 'Krisha,' and with such uncompromising ferocity," Manohla Dargis wrote in her review, in which she designated this film a New York Times Critic's Pick.
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"This is an uncompromising document from the US point of view, with no mention of mutual benefit," said David Henig, the director of the UK Trade Policy Project and a former UK trade official.
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Verstappen has been a breath of fresh air for the sport since he arrived as a 17-year-old with Toro Rosso last season but his uncompromising attitude and aggressive tactics have caused controversy.
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Ms. Warren, like the other Democrats eying the White House, has tailored her rhetoric to appeal to an increasingly diverse and progressive party base that expects concrete and uncompromising plans for pursuing racial justice.
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But just days after he used his State of the Union address to take an uncompromising line on a border wall, Mr. Trump was being challenged on a new front in the immigration wars.
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The announcement is the latest indication Hamas is trying to change its image from uncompromising terrorist group to a pragmatic political movement ready for the international stage and a seat at the negotiating table.
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AKP officials had concluded that Erdogan's uncompromising approach had become a liability with some key voters in Istanbul, especially Kurds and AKP supporters who were turned off by his polarizing rhetoric, the party insiders said.
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The brusque and opinionated Bolton is as loved in some quarters for his uncompromising conservatism as he is loathed in others -- particularly among foreign service diplomats in the State Department -- for his views and style.
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This time around liberal advocates are hoping that a Democratic show of force on the first nomination serves as a warning to Trump not to put up an uncompromising conservative for a more consequential opening.
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"While Scorpio's uncompromising nature might make us dig in our heels because of the emotional intensity of the situation at hand, the secret lies in grounding ourselves and detaching as much as possible," Montúfar says.
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"The case law is clear that although Indigenous peoples can assert their uncompromising opposition to a project, they cannot tactically use the consultation process as a means to try to veto it," the judges wrote.
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This could be a return engagement for the still-ambitious Cruz, who may see an opportunity to further bolster his national credentials by positioning himself as the uncompromising voice of the base on the bill.
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As uncompromising as Mr. Taylor could be, many musicians bear his influence, directly or by general example; a list of pianists alone would include Marilyn Crispell, Vijay Iyer, Craig Taborn, Chucho Valdés and Jason Moran.
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Muller, who had reached the last four for a third year in a row, started well despite the afternoon heat and wrapped up the opening set in half an hour with an uncompromising forehand smash.
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The League, buoyed in recent months by its uncompromising stance on immigration, scored almost 28 percent of the vote on Sunday against some 13.9 percent it took in Abruzzo in the March 2018 national election.
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The rancor was so entrenched, so uncompromising, the state had to go so far as to issue pink slips to its 15,000 employees before the Legislature could pass a Band Aid of an operating budget.
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Many have supped at the chalice of rock 'n' roll, and more have succumbed than made it to the grand old age of 70, living the uncompromising lifestyle that goes with being Motörhead's Dionysian leader.
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Unless the U.S. draws a very clear and uncompromising line in the sand, sometime in the near or far future, the elected administration, and potentially even Trump himself, could become the target of similar attacks.
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Making clear that he felt no need to apologize, the uncompromising 18-year-old Red Bull racer told reporters he was not about to change his style just because some others did not like it.
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Undeterred, Grimm has carried on, uncompromising in his support for the President, with Trump loyalists like Michael Caputo, a longtime GOP operative, and Anthony Scaramucci, the briefly tenured White House communications director, in his corner.
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Mr. Huelskamp was a leader of an uncompromising group of House Republicans who have made it their job to tie up spending measures, industry subsidies and other business-friendly measures as well as immigration legislation.
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Emily Yoshida, Vulture: Suspiria is a gorgeous, hideous, uncompromising film, and while it seeks to do many things, settling our minds about the brutality of the past and human nature is not one of them.
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Democrats who took uncompromising stands against racism and sexual harassment and assault find themselves questioning just how far their idealism goes as Virginia's top three officeholders struggle to weather political storms that threaten their careers.
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If games were to suddenly take a less comprising look at gun violence, the financial success of uncompromising looks at gun violence in other media suggests they wouldn't suddenly, precipitously lose all their sales potential.
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Instead, Amos assumed complete and total responsibility for her next record, 1996's Boys for Pele, an album so uncompromising, cathartic and at times, bizarre, it was expected by many to become a commercial disaster.
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Mr. Paxton's uncompromising and unpretty toughness, his stark objectivity about showing basic qualities and facts of movement in new lights, were fully as momentous as — and more haunting than — anything Mr. Baryshnikov showed that evening.
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She remains a vital force in the art world, but also in the world at large, thanks to her precise, critical language and her uncompromising ability to speak to power with finesse, brilliance and clarity.
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While their iconic 'W' logo was once cultural shorthand for street-smart hardness and uncompromising authenticity, T-shirts bearing it now haunt H&M clearance sections and frat boy clothing drawers all across the world.
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ROME (Reuters) - The leader of Italy's 5-Star Movement warned on Friday that his party would not join a new government unless its policy program was adopted, striking an uncompromising stance as coalition negotiations continue.
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If you can look beyond the horrendous, wig-like thicket that clings to the head of the title character in "Nancy," you might see something to admire in the movie's uncompromising portrait of extreme misery.
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The lineup includes Coralie Fargeat's "Revenge" (on Friday), which A.O. Scott called "an impressive, uncompromising feature-directing debut," and Gillian Robespierre's "Landline" (on Saturday and Tuesday), which reunited the "Obvious Child" filmmaker with Jenny Slate.
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Yet in the midst of this perfumed opulence, the Cannes judges have for the last few years bestowed the festival's top prize—the Palme d'Or—upon films that display an explicit and uncompromising class consciousness.
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In 2016 the panel of international judges that awarded him the Fondazione Fotografia Modena/Sky Arte HD prize said his work was an "uncompromising ... account of the question of black identity and integration between communities".
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The FAA currently provides fair access to the widest range of users around the globe in the most complex skies in the world, while operating at a near flawless level of service, with uncompromising safety.
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Presidential frontrunner and incumbent Ashraf Ghani, dubbed "the president who won't leave the palace," may risk finding himself outside of its gates in an eventual power-sharing agreement given his uncompromising stance towards the Taliban.
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It occurred to me that the horror genre was the right playground for this because I wanted to say something uncompromising, and I wasn't in a place where I had the bittersweet ending in me.
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We also both share a belief that human intelligence will be needed to achieve level 4 autonomy, and we share a deep and uncompromising focus on safety above speed in the deployment of fully autonomous systems.
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But Florida has one of the most uncompromising systems in the country when it comes to voter restoration: It is one of only three states with a lifetime voting ban for all people with felony convictions.
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"Stacey's uncompromising commitment to creativity and great storytelling is why she has been an amazing collaborator on the three films we have made together, and a cherished friend over the past 20 years," the director said.
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One of the assumptions that goes along with our culture's continued, if souring, mythologizing of powerful men is that to be uncompromising is a show of strength which inevitably requires others to conform to their will.
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Thiel was scheduled to speak at the Property and Freedom Society's conference in Turkey this fall; the society, which says it is committed to "uncompromising intellectual radicalism," has hosted a number of high-profile white nationalists.
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It's a tale as old as Hollywood: The man (and it's almost always a man) with the uncompromising vision, the brilliant talent, and the terrible temper sets out to make a movie or a TV show.
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Meanwhile, in Toronto, Tomb Mold expanded from a duo to a full live band, and released an uncompromising but intoxicating sophomore LP, Manor of Infinite Forms, that came indebted to Finland's more knotty death metal legacy.
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The election, to be held in Italy on May 26, is likely to shift the balance of power within the government toward the League, polls have shown, which is surging on its uncompromising anti-immigration stand.
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"There is something about the uncompromising originality of her work, the commitment to excellence, the attention to detail, and the closeness of her team that embodies the sensibility of Japan," Kennedy said, the Hollywood Reporter reported.
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Because this cycle must make Dirk the Daring's life an uncompromising hell, everytime he goes down he just give you this dry scowl like a parent disappointed that you don't even bother hiding the bong anymore.
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"It goes to show how hard it's going to be for China to lead the region when core elements of its foreign policies are so ideological, uncompromising, and irreconcilable with its neighbors and other major powers."
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But the first-term senator's appeal among traditional conservatives was no match for Mr. Trump's fiery and uncompromising vow to fight for the interests of average Americans who have lost faith in the country's political leadership.
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" The RNC acknowledges that Warren would likely be a hit with more progressive voters, but says her presence on the ticket would be "an extreme lurch left" and will characterize her as "intensely liberal and uncompromising.
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But it criticized the European Union for "sustained, illegal and uncompromising efforts to secure trade deals with Morocco which include the territory of Western Sahara in violation of the rulings of the European Court of Justice".
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The Robinsons, devout Quakers and uncompromising abolitionists, ran a Merino sheep farm and orchard here, and joined a network of Northerners that helped form the Underground Railroad, aiding enslaved African-Americans in their quest for freedom.
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"We've always tried to be uncompromising in our criticism of those who waste food but we also want to demonstrate and celebrate how nutritious, delicious, and business-friendly solutions to food waste can be," he explains.
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BELFAST (Reuters) - At Sandy Row Band Supplies in the heart of Belfast's pro-British unionist community, it is easy to understand the uncompromising resistance of Prime Minister Theresa May's Northern Irish allies to her Brexit deal.
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Mr. Hunter and Mr. Collins also embraced the playbook of uncompromising defiance, echoing the president's language by attacking the investigations into their personal finances as meritless, partisan "witch hunts" pursued by a politically driven Justice Department.
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"From the time of his youth," he said by email, "Dad was a competitive tennis player, an uncompromising audiophile with a living room full of futuristic stereo paraphernalia, and above all, a connoisseur of fine tomatoes."
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"Her uncompromising humanism, wrought by the horror of the camps, made her the constant ally of the weakest, and the resolute enemy of any political compromise with the extreme right," his office said in a statement.
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Xie Yanyi was his close friend and a venerated figure among his fellow lawyers: Bold, confident and uncompromising, Xie took cases no one else would, sued powerful government departments and spoke out openly in the press.
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I don't know how to feel about what Lamborghini calls the first "super SUV," a vehicle that packages the ridiculous, uncompromising essence of a Lamborghini supercar into the kind of thing you'd take to the mall.
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"Everyone who has served with Joe holds him in the highest regard because he is a person of uncompromising integrity," said William H. McRaven, former special operations commander who is a longtime friend of Mr. Maguire.
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"Watchmen" is a work that was envisioned, written, and drawn to be a comic book and nothing else, the work of two uncompromising artists who wanted to test the limits of the medium that they loved.
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Among the points Mr. López Obrador has stressed is an uncompromising return to Mexico's traditional views on not getting involved in other nation's politics and not expressing opinions on the human rights situation in other countries.
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The group's longest studio track thus far, the title tune on "Aja," represents one of the band's most uncompromising ventures into jazz fusion, with chord changes that refuse to stay in a single key for long.
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Bruce Conner, another uncompromising artist, took many photographs of the band, some of which were included in his glorious exhibition, BRUCE CONNER: IT'S ALL TRUE at the Museum of Modern Art (July 3 – October 2, 2016).
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As the principal deputy chief of staff, she enforced Mr. Kelly's attempts to regulate access to Mr. Trump in the Oval Office, including the president's schedule — irritating White House staff members, who complained she was uncompromising.
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The hitherto uncompromising response of Macron, a former investment banker, has only reinforced a view among the hard-pressed middle-class and blue-collar workers that he is part of an urban elite contemptuous of their world.
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They include wealthy evangelicals, libertarian businessmen, Israel hawks and others disenchanted by the party's past nominees, and are drawn to Mr. Cruz's uncompromising social conservatism and his promise to disrupt the party's traditional power brokers in Washington.
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An unwrinkled, less tempestuous version of Russell Westbrook, the five-time All-Star doubled down on an uncompromising brand of basketball that repeatedly thrust him into a tricky situation, just to prove he can figure it out.
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