Cruz made unyielding conservatism the foundation of his political career.
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There is the wind and a line of unyielding gray.
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But she's still the unyielding object of attention for Mamoru.
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His audience could expect no comfort from this unyielding reality.
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He's filling me with a hard, pulsing, and unyielding energy.
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It will require an unyielding determination and a cool head.
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But employees found that Kapoor could be aggressive and unyielding.
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First, Comey would not give his unyielding loyalty to Trump.
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Vonnegut was an unyielding advocate for free speech and the arts.
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Australians certainly support an unyielding border policy, but not unmitigated cruelty.
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Administration officials said they were pleased with Mr. Pence's unyielding approach.
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Yet Mr. Rajoy's unyielding stance could backfire if the standoff continues.
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"With unyielding commitment, we are curbing the opioid epidemic," Trump said.
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His unyielding goal, from there, was to make it to England.
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The legislation underscores an unyielding stream of bipartisan rage at Turkey.
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That sentiment has underpinned Erdogan's unyielding response to other disputes with Washington.
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They gave, and continue to give, unyielding support without fear of judgment.
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This must signal and demand a parallel, unyielding humanitarian commitment to Afghanistan.
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America will always be the proud, strong and unyielding bastion of freedom.
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I thought of a hammer, which is unyielding, and cruel and unthinking.
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Rob Collins, 42, is 22014 feet 2100 inches of unyielding self-assurance.
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"And," he said, "our unyielding commitment to freedom and justice for all."
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But unlike the unyielding authoritarian state, this adversary is completely unpredictable and irrational.
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Trump hobbled his own cause further by trying to strike an unyielding pose.
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The criticism was swift and unyielding, and a #BoycottElTiempo quickly materialized on Twitter.
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" Former President George H. W. Bush also praised Peres's "unyielding determination and principle.
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Trump has daily proven unyielding to appeals of decency, unity, moderation, or fact.
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But its Rust Belt profile, Mr. Trump's unyielding anti-trade campaign and Mrs.
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Sclerotic labor laws in countries like France result in unyielding double-digit unemployment.
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Maria Thorisdottir and Maren Mjelde, the two Chelsea defenders, provided obdurate, unyielding resistance.
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Haunting is a form of self-possession — an immovable, unyielding refusal to disappear.
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This time, it's all about a recount, old machines and an unyielding deadline.
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Guardiola was unyielding, though, on how much he wanted all the fields watered.
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A large, diffuse and unyielding field of candidates is helping Bernie Sanders dominate.
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The firmness of his character, and unyielding love for this country, were unmatched.
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Unlike the unyielding women of Blue Nile, these talks have failed to endure.
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His speech is grand and always very serious, an unyielding stream of dramatic platitudes.
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Is there something special in the ridge's red rocks that makes them so unyielding?
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Everyone is united by their unyielding loyalty to the Raiders, oldies, and good barbecue.
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She said he's unyielding in his pie-in-the-sky proposals (the pragmatism argument).
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"I tried to explain that logic to them, but they were unyielding," he wrote.
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But it's our unyielding belief in human goodness that makes it all worth it.
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On the other side of that peak lay an unyielding slope of diminishing returns.
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Still the judge was unyielding: "I don't care what their defense is," he said.
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The attempted silencing of a great university should be met by an unyielding resistance.
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In an age of unyielding appetite for all things Trump, big news travels fast.
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But we live in an era dominated by the unyielding influence of social feeds.
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The president's unyielding approach may defeat some folks he is frustrated with in primaries.
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Perhaps because the MID enjoys entrenched, unyielding support from a powerful real estate lobby.
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Sometimes, it can come from an unyielding adherence to the machinery of the state.
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Finally, he will prove to be a tough and unyielding spokesman for the Trump ticket.
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Put simply, Trump won South Carolina because of the overwhelming, unyielding support of authoritarian voters.
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China's willingness to take a more unyielding stance partly reflects confidence in its own economy.
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On abortion or gay rights Helms was unyielding, insisting that God's laws pre-empted debate.
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Why subject myself to Twitter's unyielding toxicity on a regular basis for so little reward?
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The unyielding growth of rules, then, has persisted through Republican and Democratic administrations (see chart).
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Though Mr Trump remains unpopular—with approval ratings hovering around 42%—his supporters are unyielding.
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LONDON — Across the English Channel, a great and unyielding power holds sway, denying London's rights.
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His past is precisely the kind that Republicans in particular express such unyielding horror toward.
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Severe and unyielding, it compelled obedience in ways that an ordinary, law-abiding society cannot.
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In the interview, with Gayle King of "CBS This Morning," he was emotional and unyielding.
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For centuries, Hindus in India have lionized Padmavati and paid tribute to her unyielding honor.
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In an editorial on Saturday, Chinese state-controlled newspaper Global Times took an unyielding stance.
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Renewing his team's designs on the Stanley Cup, he has been assertive, focused and unyielding.
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Greene's characters often adhere to a code, however deluded, and pursue it with unyielding dedication.
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Havlicek showed an unassuming but unyielding consistency throughout a 16-season, Hall of Fame career.
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His unyielding response has exposed him to charges of being out of touch with ordinary people.
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It was used to justify slavery and to quiet moral qualms over unyielding oppression and violence.
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He was an unyielding antagonist of the United States, which tried many times to assassinate him.
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That is an unyielding policy corset where the vote-grabbing campaign rhetoric will come down crashing.
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In China itself the field has tilted in favour of those advocating a more unyielding stance.
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Since Warren emerged as one of his chief antagonists, Trump has been unyielding in his attacks.
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Like every movement for progress in our history, gun reform will take unyielding courage and endurance.
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Even in this gesture, his stance is utterly unyielding, with an emphasis on musculature and strength.
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This explains why the pushback to the conservative pushback has been so unyielding in certain quarters.
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They exhibit what Suzman calls "an unyielding confidence" that their environment will provide for their needs.
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What the play needs is some way to make sense of its unyielding savagery and darkness.
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He cries as he struggles to lift his right leg and arm, both stiff and unyielding.
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Why do we seem to perceive, at least some of the time, the same unyielding reality?
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And "The Daily Show" bore no resemblance to what it would become under his unyielding command.
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Director Cordray has our unyielding support as the leader of America's most important consumer protection agency.
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As Nixon's "lord high executioner," Haldeman presented a public image as unyielding as his brush cut.
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Barchas releases the compelling narratives inside his unyielding entries and supplements them with further hidden gems.
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His kind of unsentimental and unyielding passion has characterized the Los Angeles teachers strike thus far.
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In one of the teenager's recent Instagram posts, he thanks his Harvard teammates for their unyielding support.
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But in this moment, City Girls' unrepentant, unyielding, single-minded articulation of this idea feels exceptionally urgent.
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Stubborn and unyielding, Truman wasn't without his follies, particularly labor and economic policies in his first term.
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The President wanted to negotiate an exit from the Vietnam War, but his adversary's terms were unyielding.
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Three wall-based Melvin Edwards sculptures from the 1980s in Alexander Gray Associates are austere and unyielding.
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One other thing SNL added to spice up the testimonies was an unyielding stream of surprise cameos.
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Holmgren fired Hextall, citing "philosophical differences" and an "unyielding" approach toward sticking with his methodical rebuilding plan.
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His mostly unyielding attitude underscores the stakes for France as he eases business regulations to seed dynamism.
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The clouds part, and everything falls away but the unyielding beat and the delicate presence of melody.
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Of all the people I've debated on TV on trade, he's the most strident, the most unyielding.
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It is more than those statistics that point to the unyielding consistency that make Djokovic so dangerous.
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What I most like about Popovich's words is how they are conversational, but also strong and unyielding.
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Noland is able to coax considerable variation from what might seem to be an unyielding formal device.
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Like you, Scorpio is an unyielding yet visionary Fixed sign, and Fixed signs aren't crazy about change.
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And in the middle of town stands the mound, a reminder of our world's unyielding insistence on change.
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Our separation or distinction comes from the presence of unyielding devotion to the unchanging truth of God's Word.
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Some also think in that highly divided field, Sanders' unyielding message and devoted support will carry the day.
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"It would allow the government to force its rigid and unyielding fist inside the church," said Republican Rep.
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At times, though, it can feel like the visuals are there to distract from the game's unyielding repetition.
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But it is hard, given Mr Kaczyński's unyielding stance, to avoid concluding that this may be the point.
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It is hard-edged abstraction that is unyielding, inorganic, and not necessarily placed to enable the (black) figure.
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Decades later in 2013, President Obama posthumously awarded Rustin the Presidential Medal of Honor for his unyielding activism.
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The shift fueled speculation that Tyndall had pissed off one too many government officials with his unyielding activism.
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Sources who've spoken to Robert Lighthizer say Trump's top trade negotiator is unyielding: Trump wants what Trump wants.
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Actually, the play is about the prerogatives demanded by an unyielding ego, here of the defensive-male variety.
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The editorial board tore into the NRA, calling them an "unyielding obstacle to sensible reform" following mass shootings.
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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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We want our artists to be concealed but available, alive to our desires yet unyielding to public constraints.
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What's most striking about "Wild Wild Country" is how present, and unyielding, the passions of the combatants remain.
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My eyesight is warped and psychedelic, my nausea unyielding, and a throbbing pressure monopolizes my crown and forehead.
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Mr. Morissette judged the wine to be too tight and unyielding, and did not want to release it.
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Over the last 13 months, Sanders has held a firm, at times unyielding grip on his own strategy.
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Your child interrupts that peaceful easy feeling by declaring an immediate and unyielding need to use the restroom.
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"Like every movement for progress in our history, gun reform will take unyielding courage and endurance," she tweeted.
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But through successful rounds of negotiations with President Bush, President Obama, and President Trump, it has been unyielding.
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Williams shouted with an angry, unyielding insistence that she had done nothing wrong, that she would never cheat.
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She starts a new job as a mental health advocate, putting her unyielding approach to work for others.
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As a photojournalist, I've learned that many people feel isolated and stuck with limited choices and unyielding institutions.
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As Obama's presidency concludes, it's clearer than ever he'll depart the White House with Syrians facing nearly unyielding misery.
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Fifty years after his assassination, we remember the civil rights warrior, his unyielding dedication, and his fight for equality.
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If so it would probably mean the unyielding Mr Bolton turning out to be less decisive than many fear.
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"Tile S/N 2015_12_17," however, remains an unyielding surface with no apertures, real or illusionistic, opening into the distance.
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Parts of the lithe Fifth are misjudged, but the Seventh is typical Jaap: unyielding, with a darkly thrilling finale.
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As upset as Republicans were over Ms. Lynch's nonresponses, Democrats were equally angry over the unyielding focus on Mrs.
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The four justices to his right and the four justices to his left simply held more unyielding jurisprudential views.
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Now she has a bachelor's degree in political science from Columbia University and has been training with unyielding tenacity.
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Dakar is still just as savage, brutal and unyielding to all those who dare take it on this January.
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The word "border," with its vague associations with "neighboring," seems vaporous, but a wall conveys protection, an unyielding solidity.
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There's Angela Merkel of Germany, a moralizing pillar of unyielding rectitude, and a jittery, grandstanding Nicolas Sarkozy of France.
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But they said the White House's unyielding position — epitomized by Mr. Pompeo's 12 demands — would make fruitful negotiations impossible.
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For those hours, my body — contorted by confident, unyielding hands — returns to a childlike state; contained, safe and embraced.
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Nadal already had the admiration of tennis fans for his relentless approach to the game and unyielding competitive spirit.
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Other authors have long valued her writing about writing — its unyielding frustrations and the battle for selfhood it encompasses.
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They have assembled this unyielding dynasty behind Gronkowski and Edelman, Devin McCourty and Dont'a Hightower, and hundreds of others.
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Whether you are from Paris or elsewhere, you have likely come from a place with tired institutions, sluggish and unyielding.
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But he's also surprisingly sweet and caring, with an unyielding sense of honor and loyalty to those he cares about.
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Which is how my great-aunt and I ended up in each other's faces, both of us hot and unyielding.
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With both giants unyielding, APEC leaders failed to agree on a communique for the first time in the forum's history.
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Those who were privileged to work with him saw this unyielding focus on deciding cases correctly according to the law.
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Lamont Bridgeforth, Greg's son, struggles to carve out time for his family while meeting the unyielding demands of the farm.
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"To say that I and many others will fight these cuts with an unyielding passion is an understatement," Casey warned.
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Requiring unyielding concentration and unceasing precision to fulfill the composer's demands, it pushes the bounds of what is physically possible.
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Gilead is not just dystopian, it is wickedly sadistic, a place where the rule of law is bloodthirsty and unyielding.
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Whatever their other differences, all living former presidents should join together to reiterate their unyielding faith in this timeless cause.
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"To say that I and many others will fight these cuts with an unyielding passion is an understatement," Casey said.
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The fact that Cohen -- a relentless, unyielding protector of Trump -- was hit by a search warrant particularly fed Trump's anger.
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I joined the unyielding frenzy surrounding the pending nuptials of Prince William and the Duchess formerly known as Kate Middleton.
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Or is it the fierce and magnanimous Sarita, as unyielding in her loyalties as she is unsparing in her condemnations?
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Instead, coronavirus has exposed the real success of the President's unyielding assault on the media during his time in office.
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His final position has ranged from fourth to a share of 10th, but the six-shot gap has been unyielding.
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In a way, father and son are wrong: They have not accounted for the unyielding love of mother and daughter.
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To critics and allies alike, Mr. Brownback's fatal flaw might have been his unyielding devotion to his conservative tax doctrine.
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But Jeter was defined more by an unyielding ability to play the game, and carry himself, on his own terms.
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For starters, the oversight board has taken an extreme and unyielding position on Puerto Rico's ability to service its debt.
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Prince was almost as well known for an unyielding defense of his artistic rights as he was for his music.
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Hepburn, in fact, with her brash charm and unyielding determination, can be thought of as an Alice Adams who prevailed.
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That dynamic has encouraged politicians to take unyielding positions on immigration that in turn contributed to political deadlock, he said.
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After an exchange over immigration, Mr. Ryan warned that the unyielding progressive tilt of the night's debate was dangerous politics.
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Police shootings of unarmed African American youths raised fundamental questions about criminal justice and, more generally, about unyielding, systemic racism.
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U.S. Vice President Mike Pence on Thursday struck an unyielding tone on America's position in its trade war with China.
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Theirs is a story not uncommon among first-timers, who can find themselves caught off-guard by an unyielding market.
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The women's movement in Dworkin's unyielding universe was no mere lifestyle choice; it was a matter of life and death.
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But despite his unyielding pursuit of originality, the best and most striking landscapes are also the most well-trod areas.
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) has been working hard to drive home these past weeks, most notably with her unyielding tweetstorms.
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It is what allows leaders during a crisis to become "authoritarian, severe, unyielding" in commanding resources in order to rebuild society.
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Because of this, Democrats are expected to be unyielding, to zealously defend net neutrality at every opportunity and at any cost.
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It will be my unyielding commitment, if I am confirmed, to see that the laws are enforced faithfully, effectively, and impartially.
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In a new show of paintings called Stark Realism, Dutch artist Francien Krieg portrays elderly women as unyielding and complete nudes.
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"I try to be as kind to myself as possible," says Bastidas, of what she thinks about on these unyielding journeys.
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The law, unyielding and supported widely by the political class, falls hard on the poor; never on its own privileged authors.
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In time, the unyielding conservative Christianity of my youth seemed too narrow and too fixed for such a complicated, broken world.
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The next day, my dad dug the best hole he could, given the unyielding coral rock that composes the island ground.
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The three guitarists in Promise of the Real assume center stage with Young like some prairie cavalry attack, brutal and unyielding.
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Several sources said the prospect of tighter EU regulation on bad debts and the ECB's unyielding stance had triggered Intesa's move.
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"Les Flâneuses," a mixed-media work by Ghada Amer, juxtaposes the unyielding innocence of Disney's Snow White with sexually charged imagery.
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Graham, who has been outspoken and unyielding his defense of Kavanaugh, on Tuesday acknowledged that the Senate might reject Kavanaugh's nomination.
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GM executives have complained that South Korea's relatively high wages and unyielding unions have contributed to its problems in the country.
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Taron Egerton says he wouldn't be the successful, rising star he is today were it not for his family's unyielding support.
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"We are here in unyielding defence of democracy," Chico Buarque, a singer and writer, told the crowd in Rio de Janeiro.
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Now, in part thanks to Rondo, he's playing with the unyielding punch of a cannonball; it's very awesome to see. 2.
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" I give the machine its instructions, knowing full well what its courteously unyielding response will be: "I would prefer not to.
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New mothers, in particular, encounter unyielding expectations about how they should behave, which can feel magnified on a platform like Facebook.
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Kim Yong Chol has acquired a reputation of being an unyielding official, who nonetheless ran into career trouble along the way.
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Captives of a harsh and unyielding reality, we are also simultaneously graced by the constant ability to surpass its battering blows.
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Law enforcement becomes a part of the landscape — rigid and unyielding, as fixed as the walls, mountains and infrastructure they patrol.
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What if instead of insisting we live in a culture of individualism and perfectionism, of unyielding patriarchal strength, we accepted frailty?
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A juicy boss-from-hell story illuminates the tensions between Britain's radical new government and its solicitous but unyielding civil service.
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The inevitable backlash to the sandwich—or, more accurately, to the unyielding frenzy that the sandwich has created—is finally here.
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With unyielding commitment, we are curbing the opioid epidemic — drug overdose deaths declined for the first time in nearly 30 years.
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With unyielding commitment, we are curbing the opioid epidemic -- drug overdose deaths declined for the first time in nearly 30 years.
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I know that because I've heard some of those colleagues talk about him, describing him as arrogant, uncooperative, unyielding, even mean.
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An M.R.I. revealed that the girl's brain had swollen and was now pushing up against the unyielding limits of the skull.
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She can be soft, she can be unyielding, but her intensity radiates across the stage, pulling your gaze like a magnet.
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But Puerto Ricans are a resilient community, with a big heart, a deep commitment to the island and an unyielding spirit.
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It will be my unyielding commitment, if I am confirmed, to see that the laws are enforced faithfully, effectively and impartially.
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The relentlessly unyielding (but highly profitable) personalization of the products and services we use is getting deeper and creepier than ever.
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But some of her commitments were unyielding, said Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, the second woman to serve on the Supreme Court.
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Instead, his writing is unyielding and raw, as he navigates his life from poverty to career smuggling and out of harrowing addiction.
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Her whole life has fallen apart, and the unyielding sun is going to make sure you see every iota of her grief.
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" Yet Netanyahu was unyielding, and defended his country's response against what he called a "deliberate infiltration attempt — paid and organized by Hamas.
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Reversing the anti-union trend may seem like a leftist pipe dream, but the forces stacked against labor aren't unyielding economic forces.
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Thanks to President Reagan and British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's unyielding leadership, the Soviet Union had been defeated in the Cold War.
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Mr. Trump said that their father "could be unyielding," and that Freddy had struggled with his abundant criticism and stinginess with praise.
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Democrats remained unyielding in their opposition to a wall, one of Trump's signature campaign promises that they call ineffective, costly and immoral.
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Washington (CNN)The intensifying Ukraine controversy and the House Democratic impeachment inquiry continue to drive an unyielding barrage of news in Washington.
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This refusal is by its very nature unyielding, in that it is open-ended and one is always in relation to it.
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In order to be certified by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, they have to be dropped from 30 [feet] onto an unyielding target.
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Why it matters: From the campaign trail to the Oval Office, President Trump's rhetoric surrounding illegal immigration has been harsh and unyielding.
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The unyielding leather seats seem as if they'd be uncomfortable at first, but once the body adjusts, you'll never want anything else.
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The social media missives directed to Indiana's governor this week have been frequent, pointed and unyielding in their descriptions of female physiology.
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While "24" quenched a thirst for post-9/11 revenge, "Designated Survivor" understands that terrorism is an unyielding part of global life.
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This unyielding vilification machine helped Mr. Uribe rebuild his political brand, shape public opinion and inflict enduring damage to his successor's image.
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Instead Mr. Cornelissen, who has a reputation as the most unyielding of natural winemakers, thinks it's more instructive to taste his failures.
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When he remained unyielding, "his daughter's eyes welled with tears, her face reddened, and she hurried out in frustration," the Times said.
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Like alchemy, they're all pretty much doomed attempts to artificially create something that is notoriously unyielding to attempts to force it: love.
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"(Biden) expressed his unyielding support for Turkish democracy and praised the Turkish people's commitment to democratic institutions," it said in a statement.
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And on campuses frozen by unyielding political correctness and expanding definitions of impermissible speech, some welcome the provocation that Mr. Trump provides.
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But for this scenario to come to pass, Moscow will have to remain firm and unyielding for as long as it takes.
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GM executives have complained that South Korea's relatively high wages and its unyielding unions have contributed to its problems in the country.
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The victory was yet further proof of the tremendous psychological strength of Rapinoe and her teammates, their inner resolve, their unyielding confidence.
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Anabolic steroids, which permit unyielding training and quick recovery from workouts and injury, do not turn an average person into a star.
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It showed that they had an unyielding confidence in the providence of their environments and the knowledge of how to exploit this.
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The expedient answer would be to dismiss O'Rourke's telegenic political rise as an anomaly in the firmament of this state's unyielding conservatism.
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On the left, "moral clarity" can mean taking an unyielding stand against economic inequality or social injustice, climate change or gun violence.
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Ultimately, though, administration officials felt their hands were tied on the issue, they said, despite Trump's unyielding desire to add the question.
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Some analysts, however, questioned the impact of Apple's own actions, such as its unyielding pursuit of high selling prices for its products.
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Pelosi is ready to rumble, planning to maintain the unyielding posture she took with Trump in their Oval Office standoff before the shutdown.
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And yet, of course, we now live in a world of far too many cars and an unyielding glut of things to read.
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I'd allowed myself to admit to an unyielding shame: of not being Korean enough, or American enough, of not holding all the answers.
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But for the people in Trumpworld, loyalty to him is an absolute and unyielding necessity, akin to followers' devotion to a cult leader.
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But Apple is still unyielding in its quest for your dollar, often annoyingly so, and I'm not going to pretend I like that.
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The high profile nature of these particular cases has not changed our unyielding commitment to seek justice for ALL victims of sexual assault.
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Mr. Trump grew up with an influential role model for how to deal with women: Fred C. Trump, his powerful and unyielding father.
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The candidate may be a loose cannon, but his media handlers are every bit as cautious, defensive and unyielding as the Clinton team.
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Samantha Power, the American ambassador to the United Nations, called the resolution "comprehensive, robust and unyielding," and said enforcement must be as well.
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She sings about our heartbreaks but also our unyielding ability to believe in love in a world that shows us so much hate.
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Unyielding orthodoxy may scare off moderate voters, but it also serves to reinforce the suspicions other Democrats have of Sanders's most ardent supporters.
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Beyond the ick-factor of faking a persona, smart people have an unyielding tendency to strip the fun out of delightfully dumb things.
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Both women channeled liberal alarm at Mr. Trump and at social inequality in their own communities, and promised an unyielding fight for change.
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A border war broke out between the countries in the late 1990s, and since then, they have been locked in an unyielding animus.
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Perhaps for this reason, my favorite book of Roth's isn't fiction but "Patrimony," a memoir of understated prose, tender, yet unyielding; elegiac, numinous.
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And yet it is "Im Abendrot" that she inhabits most thoroughly: its lines unending, its spirit unyielding even as time takes its toll.
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But unlike Trump, it is unclear that without a comparable partisan media outlet (Fox News) and unyielding partisan loyalty, that Biden would survive.
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Campaign finance records and interviews show that Huelskamp's unyielding conservative views and resistance to compromise turned his stalwart Republican farming constituency against him.
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In interviews, many of the bystanders compared the writers guild's strategy to Brexit — an unyielding stance that could bring on a chaotic future.
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His unyielding response has exposed him to charges of being out of touch with ordinary people, particularly in rural villages and the provincial hinterlands.
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Despite subway delays and an unyielding heatwave, audience members sat excitedly through the seven short films curated by founders Rooney Elmi and Ingrid Raphael.
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While she retains Trump's favor through unyielding public advocacy, they reason, he courts the president's foes with an eye toward life after the administration.
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I could not be more proud to be a part of this film and thankful to the producers and Fox for their unyielding support.
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Gale's generally nimble language is alternately as breezy as an E.M. Forster drawing room and as unyielding as the pre-climate-change Canadian north.
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In reality, unyielding domestic politics, Hamas control of Gaza and the accretion of Israeli settlements are making a viable Palestinian state seem highly improbable.
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What a treat it would be to have a Russert-moderated debate, replete with "substance, substance, substance," unyielding to the pull of tabloid fodder.
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And the transubstantiation of paint into flesh possessed an audaciousness as blunt and unyielding as the steel and concrete on display in Formula 1.
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The unyielding effect of HIPAA is one of omission that impairs the ability of public agencies to control and manage epidemics like COVID-19.
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But you want to tell it delicately, with thought and rigorous attention to detail, and be unyielding over the quality of data you use.
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We each have our brand, and the narrower and more unyielding it is, the more currency it has and the more loyal our consumers.
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He acknowledges the effect of those maps, the museum up a few kilometers up the beach, the Vietnamese government's unyielding stance on the Paracels.
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Because of this unyielding commitment to accuracy, I believe cartography enjoys an enviable position of credibility and confidence among the people who see it.
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There also is a vocal minority of left-wingers with an unyielding, take-no-prisoners attitude and who command mainstream and social media attention.
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In 2014, Mr. Obama opened a dialogue with Cuba after more than a half-century of unyielding hostility, leading to an easing of sanctions.
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While the outer surface seems rigid and unyielding, the inside undulates from geometric shapes that cover not just the four walls but also the floor.
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"Faced with Dealer Defendants' unyielding boycott, TeraExchange has been shut out of the CDS market," Tera said in its complaint filed in Manhattan federal court.
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GM executives and conservative opposition lawmakers contend South Korea's relatively high wages and unyielding unions have contributed to the U.S. automaker's problems in the country.
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"Unapologetic" and "unyielding," are oft-used terms; his is a socially conscious form of artistic reflection that is divergent from the standard contemporary English manner.
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I want to thank Cory and his team for all of their impressive and hard work, as well as their unyielding dedication to their craft.
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"These sanctions if adopted would send an unambiguous and unyielding message to the D.P.R.K. regime — the world will not accept your proliferation," she said Thursday.
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" Bret Stephens, foreign affairs columnist for the conservative Wall Street Journal, said Trump's speech was "a relentless, unyielding, humorless, hectoring appeal to fear and loathing.
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There are questions about what Kobe means, and whether the perception of him as an unyielding workaholic control freak is a net positive or negative.
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The unyielding stance from Rome triggered a rise in the yield spread between German and Italian debt, a common measure of risk for European investors.
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Drake's devotion to a specific sound and perspective — the King in the North, in touch with his feelings and anxious on the throne — is unyielding.
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Nevertheless, Rabah has elaborated his vision for this institution for more than a decade — an act of unyielding imagination in the face of political hopelessness.
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But I hope they don't miss what I see as the real hallmark of President Bush's life -- his unyielding commitment to public and community service.
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In my chat with Goldman, she might have pinpointed the only thing I think Scaramucci does deserves a bit of props for: his unyielding resolve.
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The members of the coalition express almost unyielding optimism about what is seen by many experts and environmentalists as a hopelessly slow and dysfunctional process.
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But with girls' lacrosse players wielding reinforced sticks and firing 60-mile-per-hour shots with a hard, unyielding ball, serious head injuries do occur.
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This new piece of immersive software puts you in control of both an unyielding stream of bright yellow urine and a variety of different environments.
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Others pointed to its fearmongering, like Wall Street Journal reporter Bret Stephens: This speech is a relentless, unyielding, humorless, hectoring appeal to fear and loathing.
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But she also warned that the unyielding stance taken by the hard-line factions of lawmakers who had proved her undoing would have to change.
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But with such aggressive, unyielding attacks on Democrats, Mr. Trump and his Republicans risk treading into territory that is a minefield of tension over race.
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Artistic Modernism of all kinds took root in this soil, anxious about the disappearance of the past as well as, paradoxically enough, its unyielding grip.
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He is much more likely to be in the ranks of unyielding Republicans unwilling to follow leadership, even it means government disruptions and legislative stalemate.
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Or it might reason that the United States poses a threat that is both existential and unyielding, compelling Tehran to gamble on taking extreme measures.
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That can result in a huge flood of negative mentions that make Twitter effectively unusable and, often, a miserable and unyielding source of online vitriol.
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Inevitable, really, like a boulder hurtling down a mountain — and not unlike deadlines, which turn out to be as punishing and unyielding as the Patriots.
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Under President Xi Jinping, the unyielding Communist Party leader, China has turned sharply against the advocates of political pluralism and legal limits on party power.
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Promundo also surveyed British and Mexican men, and neither group described a gender construct as musky, musty and unyielding as the one that Americans detailed.
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It represents a difficult compromise between two countries — the United States and Iran — whose accumulated grievances stretch back decades but whose unyielding confrontation benefits neither.
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Even face-to-face with an autism mom, whose total love for her child and despair over his future should have been evidence, Ne'eman was unyielding.
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The onward march of modernity — in which people trade malleable rural earth for unyielding urban concrete — has gifted the farming community a certain level of unknowability.
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Self-care strategies and reappraisal are both well and good, but if the organization is toxic, unyielding in its demands, that objective reality can't be ignored.
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She's a compelling antihero, honest but unyielding with the garbage men in her life, and unparalleled in her ability to clickity-clack an authoritative stiletto heel.
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And perhaps in Evans' mind, everything that's played out with Juicero so far has been the right way, all according to his unyielding and impenetrable vision.
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These weren't the only two movies about the act of creating, or merely living, when people's hardened ideas and unyielding fundamentalisms seek to restrict others' freedom.
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"Beijing is unyielding that non-economic factors have no place in trade deals," wrote Charles Burton, a scholar of China, in an assessment of the talks.
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" This is Swift—the unyielding perfectionist, the professionally heartbroken woman who has built a career by enacting lyrical revenge on her lovers—characterizing herself as "chill.
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She is one of the most tenacious politicians of her generation, whose willingness to study and correct course is rare in an age of unyielding partisanship.
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But substantial head injuries occur in girls' lacrosse, where players wield reinforced sticks and fire shots with a hard, unyielding ball at 60 miles an hour.
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Because of this, the scary movies of the 80s still have a prescient message about the horror of our unyielding and fruitless obsession with physical perfection.
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You might find the Brooklyn-based activist and performance artist Narcissister cornered by compliments for her unyielding use of her naked self in her video series.
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Ashley Volk took an unyielding position — that Sam Siatta was a good man, better than his record and stronger than his troubles, and he would succeed.
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Parks hangs with an aura of reverence at the National Museum of African-American History and Culture, symbolizing her personal dignity and unyielding drive for justice.
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The prince has also been unyielding on Iran, resisting talks and accusing Tehran of following an "extremist ideology" and seeking to take over the Muslim world.
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The stars who came of age in the '00s and early 2010s are still haunted by living through a period of unyielding, unpredictable, incredibly invasive surveillance.
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Their votes allowed them to present themselves as unyielding fighters for the liberal cause — even while the votes of their more centrist colleagues reopened the government.
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Like Odysseus, Roy's own personal narrative assumes Celestial's unyielding support — and any deviation from what Roy considers that to look like is taken as a personal slight.
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A decade ago a compromise seemed within reach, before pressure from unyielding conservationists caused Australia to lose its nerve and drop its support for such a scheme.
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In five years of owning Kindles, I have broken three, all entirely because of user error that involved a sharp force to the unyielding e-ink display.
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It marked a backlash against Conservative leader Stephen Harper who oversaw a near-decade of pro-austerity measures, tax cuts and unyielding support for Canada's energy sector.
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Next November, the ECB may well get a new boss who, after a calamitous fiscal austerity, seems set to teach a lesson about unyielding, hard-money policies.
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Yet the peace process is comatose, Israel's government is unyielding and the Palestinians are hopelessly divided between Mr Abbas and the Islamist group Hamas, which controls Gaza.
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But it was language that had been normalized by Republican media and elites for years as a useful tool for justifying their unyielding opposition to Obama's agenda.
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As former Sanders campaign digital organizing director Claire Sandberg said in an email after the Harris announcement, activists are charged up -- and the pressure will be unyielding.
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As a child, she picked cotton by hand in unyielding heat, stuffing it into a six-foot-long canvas sack that dragged behind her like a chrysalis.
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This glib moral embrace of unyielding racists for the sake of "getting things done" buttressed a vicious anti-Black social and political order for generations on end.
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I now spend weekends being bossed around by the voice of an unyielding British woman who seems incredibly confident about the back roads of suburban New Jersey.
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Perhaps hoping to contrast with the unyielding gloom of DC's "Batman v Superman," Marvel pivoted toward buddy comedy in "Thor: Ragnarok," the newest installment of that franchise.
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Still, SpongeBob's adenoidal voice and unyielding optimism can become grating over the course of a 30-minute TV show, let alone two and a half hours live.
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Gov. Sam Brownback's leadership of Kansas came to be synonymous with a single, unyielding philosophy: Cut taxes, cut the size of government, and the state will thrive.
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Prioritizing domestic demands over global concerns, the United States stubbornly and shortsightedly added to Europe's economic woes with an unyielding stance on the question of war debts.
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The second has to do with the town's white power brokers, who sought to maintain an unyielding, repressive racial order while also navigating a fluctuating economic one.
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And that's where the U.S. is going to fight an unyielding negotiating mandate with a trade block pocketing last year a $170 billion surplus on American goods trade.
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I'm not really enjoying the combat in Vampyr, or its needlessly fussy crafting system, or the unyielding gloom that can make it feel stressful just to walk around.
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The connective tissue between all these incidents is bemoaning consequences for speech, wielding the rights of the First Amendment as an unyielding defense from what's really happening: criticism.
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Despite his unyielding loyalty to the president-elect, Christie was ousted from Trump's inner circle and has thus far been denied a cabinet nomination or White House appointment.
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"By his unyielding determination and principle, Shimon Peres time and again helped guide his beloved country through the crucible of mortal challenge," Mr. Bush said in a statement.
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He told the cops that he didn't have a bomb, and just meant that he was about to "blow the bathroom up" with a swift, unyielding bowel movement.
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The Cuban government has been unyielding, however, on making changes to its single-party political system and to the strict limits on media, public speech, assembly and dissent.
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Kaepernick is a direct activist descendant of Smith and Carlos, unyielding in his conviction, fully understanding of risk and sacrifice and the power and dignity of silent gesture.
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On her social media platforms she exposes not just her art but her own perceived flaws: runaway carb cravings, a tendency to hoard and an unyielding competitive drive.
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Both movies were slammed for their incoherent stories, their dedication to reimagining beloved comic stories in a relentlessly grim fashion, and their unyielding darkness (both figurative and literal).
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Writing for the three-judge panel, Judge Kim Wardlaw, obviously exasperated by the government's unyielding position, took pains to explain the limits of what the court was holding.
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His team, he told The Coaches' Voice a few years later, would have to be built on a strong defense, a deadly counterattack and an unyielding work ethic.
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Sam Brownback's veto of a bill to expand Medicaid, ending a quest that came improbably close to succeeding in this deep red state despite Mr. Brownback's unyielding opposition.
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Several justices seemed taken aback by Mr. Parker's unyielding position that the government may revoke the citizenship of Americans who made even trivial misstatements in their naturalization proceedings.
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It is a relationship bound foremost by unyielding love and nurturance, and that is a role anyone, including an adoptive parent, stepparent, grandparent or queer parent, can fulfill.
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While the internet is unquestionably addictive, the rest of the ideas underlying Upworthy were less unyielding truths about the way things work than specific tics of a particular time.
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While these three entrepreneurs took different paths on the road to success, they all agree that new business owners require a sense of unyielding persistence to reach their goals.
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Having started boxing professionally in his mid-teens, Margarito has no education, no other skillset and an unyielding desire to either atone for or profit off his checkered past.
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But the largest U.S. natural gas distribution utility, an unyielding hedge fund, and a Delaware bankruptcy judge now present one of the biggest challenges to the billionaire's legendary discipline.
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Prodigy's approach to hip-hop had a parallel impact on the genre in the mid-1990s, its severe, unyielding bleakness an aesthetic avenue approached via reduction rather than amplification.
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Undoubtedly Held's most-seen work, the undulating glass mosaic "Passing Though" at the Lexington Avenue-53rd Street subway station, is a joyously fractal expression of New York's unyielding thrum.
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Fired FBI director James Comey — who is, according to the president, a big time "showboat" who loves attention — has executed perhaps the most unyielding poker face of all time.
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Critic's Notebook Henry Threadgill, who on Monday was awarded this year's Pulitzer Prize for music, is a composer and bandleader of intense, unyielding originality, nobody's idea of a compromise.
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Clinton's unyielding opposition has been particularly troubling to Asian leaders, analysts said, given that she spoke out regularly in favor of the agreement when she was secretary of state.
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A concussion results when the gel-like brain sloshes violently or slams into the unyielding bony skull, and this can happen with almost any significant impact to the head.
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The response to Marvel's casting exhibited an ugly, unyielding side of comic book fandom, and the comic book community displayed, once again, why people refuse to take it seriously.
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But the hatchet the helicopter pilot brought just bounced off the unyielding metal, and amputation was not an option: The rescuers could not get deep enough inside the cockpit.
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Can he make a dent in the unyielding violence of the drug war, which left Mexico with more homicides last year than any time in the last two decades?
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It's a reminder of the unyielding grip Trump has on his party and the lack of a middle ground that exists for Republicans when it comes to the president.
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Lack of money is a stubborn obstacle, but not as hopelessly unyielding as some of the others, and so would-be world-changers often set out to overcome it.
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There is something almost biblical about the evil that threads through this collection, only the evil here is more vicious and unyielding, without the consolations of God or rescue.
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His unyielding optimism showed me there was a way to continue serving my country and to advance the core values of the nation that we both fought to protect.
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Still, the past few weeks have been reminiscent of Bannon's Breitbart of yore — a crusading, unyielding site taking on the Republican establishment and championing candidates seeking to topple GOP incumbents.
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We remained unyielding in our house: The royal family had never been celebrated here, and this closed off, seemingly detached front they were presenting did nothing to change our opinion.
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They didn't bring bigger hoses and bigger dogs to beat Bull Connor, but they fought him with a toughness and a grit, unarmed truth, unyielding love, that transformed our nation.
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But there's something else at the heart of the series, something that has helped it live on for more than three decades across multiple platforms: an unyielding desire to surprise.
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Biden gets to fight with a man many more moderate Democrats see as an unelectable candidate, the avatar of an unyielding left that could keep Trump in the White House.
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Real heads know that her lyrics can be among the most verbose in pop music, filling her catalogue with words like "unyielding" ("Breakdown"), "emblazoned" ("My All"), and "rhapsodize" ("Melt Away").
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Most Americans, particularly the most jaded participants in politics, have become so accustomed to the bitter, unyielding partisanship of tribal politics that they can't even conceive of a different scenario.
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Yet it won't solve the problem, because the roots of the problem lie in an unyielding perception gap between and among South Korea, Japan, the U.S. and, pointedly, North Korea.
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The McCain-Feingold ban on unlimited "soft money" party contributions passed in the Senate by a vote of 60 to 85033 over his unyielding opposition and became law in 2002.
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We had been deprived of a few more months together, but the powerful bonds we had made, our resolve to continue on, and our unyielding dedication could not be broken.
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It is for all of that he should be remembered, his unyielding allies and recently converted admirers claimed on Friday, not for these last few years of drift and despair.
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To the Editor: David Brooks was spot on that those who believe in abortion restrictions find the Democratic Party's unyielding position on expanded abortion services anathema to their moral outlook.
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Their creative output, both effortless and unyielding, has generated at least two anthems this year — "Mask Off" and "Bad and Boujee" — guaranteed to shake this Brooklyn arena to the rafters.
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Part of the reason is that the hundreds of writers who vote are, as a whole, becoming younger and seemingly less inclined to take an unyielding stance on steroid cheats.
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Mr. Trump speaks regularly with Mr. Hannity, who is seen as an informal but influential adviser, and Mr. Hannity has been in return a staunch, unyielding defender of the president.
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Yet as some lawmakers and state officials cheered an end to the longest state budget impasse in the nation's modern history, at least one prominent and unyielding critic remained. Gov.
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Yet there is a friction between the two sections: the supple fabric, its repeating digital arrays designed online by Ms. Root, against the unyielding plexiglass, with its wavering hand-applied paint.
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He also criticized Democrats in Congress for their lack of support of Trump's cabinet appointments, saying that Republicans had never been so partisan and unyielding when the roles have been reversed.
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Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh, sitting beside his wife Ashley, was unyielding in his defense against allegations of sexual assault in an interview with Fox News' Martha MacCallum on Monday.
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Facing unyielding Democratic opposition, Republicans could lose no more than two GOP senators and prevail with a tie-breaking vote from Vice President Mike Pence, but ended up not needing it.
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What doesn't matter: Studies have shown fundraising inequality, sexism in the media and among voters, and unyielding party bureaucracies do not contribute to the lack of women in office, Politico reports.
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Their two characters on Sex and the City may have been supportive of each others' pursuits, but Parker's response to Nixon's run lacked an unyielding endorsement for her former longtime costar.
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"These sanctions, if adopted, would send an unambiguous and unyielding message to the DPRK regime: The world will not accept your proliferation," said Samantha Power, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations.
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Beyond being stripped of rights like voting or gun ownership, Humphrey, like many other former inmates, carried with him an unyielding sense of stigma and shame about being a convicted felon.
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And if you're one of the readers prone to describing our coverage of the artists above as "unyielding" or "bothersome" or [insert critical adjective], there's still plenty for you to enjoy.
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" Biden fired back in the Medium post without naming Warren, saying "these kinds of attacks are a serious problem" and "reflect an angry unyielding viewpoint that has crept into our politics.
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At that rate, dabbing becomes not so much a dance move as an expression of the human will crashing ceaselessly against the unyielding forces of time, a Sisyphean act of fortitude.
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Tomic had shown more unyielding tenacity in shutting down the news conference than he had in shutting down his opponent, so the task wasn't too hard: 11 answers totaling 65 words.
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Eritrea gained its independence from Ethiopia in the early 1990s, and war broke out later that decade, locking the two nations in unyielding hostilities that left more than 80,000 people dead.
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Opinion: America's unyielding plague of gun violence Most American gun owners (two-thirds) say a major reason they own a gun is for their personal protection, according to the Pew study.
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In "A Piece of the World," Kline must dig deeper to find meaning in her heroine's circumscribed existence, in a life played out against the backdrop of a stern, unyielding landscape.
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In the last five months, Russian aircraft and bombs have reportedly killed nearly 1,400 civilians, including 527 women and children, all in the service of perpetuating Mr. Assad's brutal and unyielding dictatorship.
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His unyielding response has exposed him to charges of being out of touch with common folk outside of France's big cities who worry about the squeeze on household budgets and job security.
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The escalating sanctions, both American and international, dovetail with the second prong of Trump's strategy: unyielding demands for North Korean denuclearization, and threats to use military force if they keep their weapons.
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That Hinch stuck with Devenski even after Devenski allowed a solo homer to Charlie Culberson in the 11th inning Wednesday reflects his unyielding belief in his players, through performances good and bad.
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The concept of "history" is not unyielding in this regard, as history is essentially the story we choose to tell of our origins based on evidence that survives to the present day.
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There is another ingredient in this combustible mix: Democrats are still smarting over the unprecedented, unyielding obstructionism of Obama by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnellAddison (Mitch) Mitchell McConnellAre Democrats turning Trump-like?
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The decision to bypass a vote and ram the measure through with a rarely used executive power followed weeks of street protests against the legislation and unyielding opposition from some Socialist lawmakers.
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Soon, Snowden is heading overseas, where he becomes a top operative focusing on intelligence gathering — and his unyielding faith in his government starts to get pulled down, one brick at a time.
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But the Villa fans are also unyielding, and that is why the players did little more than the typical quick clap toward the stands before vacating the field at the final whistle.
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The 37-year-old accountant has repeatedly accused Kagame of stifling dissent and criticized his Rwandan Patriotic Front's unyielding grip on power since it assumed control after ending the country's 1994 genocide.
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If we've learned anything from America's experience with decades of athletic doping, and its efforts to clean up that culture, it's that the unyielding effort by antidoping agencies carries its own reward.
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The public got a rare look at the Pelosi who Democrats have talked about for years -- the fearless, unyielding leader who's commanded respect from so many, even if in an intimidating way.
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If the trade dispute between the United States and much of the world isn't resolved soon, economists say, it will almost certainly lead to layoffs and unyielding financial loss across the state.
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An unyielding winter is about to dump yet another major snowfall on the New York region, with forecasters projecting more than a foot of snow just as the calendar ticks toward spring.
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"It was hard to reconcile the sunny, puckish, solicitous man I met with the one described in news stories and police reports, who could be unyielding, furtive, and willfully opaque," he wrote.
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But analysts said such a climb-down could undermine Xi's image as a tough, unyielding leader who has overseen a drive against corruption and dissent since he became top leader in 2012.
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The flock on this particular evening was racially diverse and split fairly evenly by gender, united in difference by an unyielding interest in Ms. Carey, through all the states of her career.
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As the April 6 leader prepared to report for his own far stricter surveillance, I asked him whether this routine, a constant reminder of the unyielding power of the state, demoralized him.
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It was Freed Lynch's unyielding insistence at an editorial meeting that resulted in speakers delivering written drafts of their work ahead of the conferences, as opposed to relying on her live transcriptions.
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Yes, Atlético Madrid, for so long regarded as soccer's most obdurate, unyielding opponent, the sport's great immovable object, collapsed into itself, Diego Simeone's players succumbing to their fate with barely a whimper.
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"As far as we can determine no other tent from the Revolution survives, and Washington's tent tells the story of his inspiring leadership, unyielding determination, and steadfast devotion to his troops," Quinn added.
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Hosts regularly broadcast multiple times a week as they pry open oyster shells to reveal a cheap, colorful pearl inside, keeping viewers hooked with gimmicks including raffles, giveaways, and unyielding amounts of pep.
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A recurring theme in these films is the state governments' lack of money for sport due to squeezed budgets or graft; when athletes prevail, they do so thanks to their own unyielding resolve.
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Trump's unyielding use of Twitter as a vehicle to advance his own message and slam his opponents has won him headlines and attention, but also created numerous controversies that have damaged his candidacy.
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Why it matters: The early confidence of the Trump team has gradually receded as it becomes clear the complex and unyielding dynamic of the Korean peninsula is impervious to quick and easy fixes.
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But such an unyielding approach would be risky, raising the chances of a Brexit without any deal at all, given the current divisions within the ruling Conservative party and potential deadlock in parliament.
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Hunting and gun association representatives and officials within the Interior Department argue it makes sense to revise protections when animal populations rebound and that unyielding regulations place unnecessary burdens on landowners and developers.
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There was George Kent in his three-piece suit and colorful bow tie and Alexander Vindman in his full military uniform—the former exuding a genteel propriety, the latter a strict, unyielding rectitude.
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Transformed by Cowansage's brush, the usually unyielding architecture seems caught in the midst of folding, with the shadows of the wormy figures exaggerating its dimensionality to display a delightful dance of the everyday.
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Based on a true-ish story, this three-character play about an unshakeable fact-checker (Daniel Radcliffe), an unyielding writer (Bobby Cannavale) and an editor on deadline (Cherry Jones) reaches its last lines.
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Based on a true-ish story, this three-character play about an unshakable fact checker (Daniel Radcliffe), an unyielding writer (Bobby Cannavale) and an editor on deadline (Cherry Jones) reaches its last lines.
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Her stated reasons for switching programs after her first two college seasons were that she wished to get better playing for the unyielding Auriemma, and that she wanted to win a national title.
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And for the next 30 minutes, de Jong orchestrated an electric, unyielding assault on Spurs' defensive line, intricate and intense, the visitors' superiority so absolute that, at times, it seemed a little unfair.
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This is a central tension of Chicago's life and work: She masters unyielding materials, immerses herself in the intellectual history of a major subject and flays her insides to get at powerful emotion.
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The modern dorm mattress looks like something you'd find in a gymnastics class: a rectangle of unyielding foam with springs deep inside, all of it covered in dark blue vinyl or waterproof nylon.
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Whether it's his delayed recognition of the Armenian genocide or his unyielding support for President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Mr. McCain continues to put realpolitik ahead of the very thing he claims to champion.
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The absence of any sense of what a viable compromise might look like encouraged people to be unyielding, and they voiced the principles at stake—democracy and freedom of expression—with fierce purity.
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Embracing the inevitable pandemonium of a project involving 40-plus voices, Kosuth's art-as-idea expands beyond the unyielding didactic confines of his typical fare and into something more encompassing and open-ended.
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At one point during the talk, Gregory addressed an audience question about a Southern judge who refused to marry interracial couples, and his response epitomized the comedian and activist's unyielding but purposeful honesty.
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This 1996 Bruckner Eighth, recorded in the centenary year of the composer's death and in the church where he is buried, is a case in point: unsparingly transparent, unyielding in momentum, unforgettable once heard.
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We see a man who lived his whole life in the same shit town, and his anger at its failures were a result of his unyielding belief that it could be so much better.
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Those of us who were privileged to serve as his law clerks were witnesses to this remarkable achievement, which was the product of his intellect and his unyielding commitment to the rule of law.
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Rather than crushing Vergesten, it gave the 37-year-old Wisconsin-based fitness instructor and health advocate a purpose as solid and unyielding as the logs she commands as a world champion lumberjack athlete.
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Another image of a young black girl against a concrete backdrop amounts to a subtle reminder that the community should be unyielding in its demand for black power and inclusive of all black women.
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The A.N.C., the party of the nation's liberation hero and first black president, Nelson Mandela, could once count on the unyielding loyalty of tens of millions of black South Africans who lived under apartheid.
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The U.S. criminal-justice system might be famously unyielding in its prosecution of retail drug crimes and terrorism, but a bank that facilitated such activity could get away with a rap on the knuckles.
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Just ask "low-energy" Jeb Bush, "Little Marco" (better known as Senator Marco Rubio of Florida) and "Lyin Ted" (Senator Ted Cruz of Texas), whose attempts to mock Mr. Trump drew his unyielding wrath.
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It is perhaps the most poetic example of what has become a polemical genre: an attempt, in the aftermath of yet another horrific mass shooting, to make sense of America's unyielding devotion to guns.
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Though many Americans, and some elected officials, have taken a stand to stanch the epidemic of gun violence, the National Rifle Association and its congressional servants have been an unyielding obstacle to sensible reform.
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Ms. Sanders emphasized the White House's unyielding support for the demonstrators, which she contrasted to the more reticent approach taken by Mr. Obama in 2009 during protests that became known as the Green Movement.
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People seeking benefits are usually under tremendous financial strain and are dealing with an unyielding bureaucracy, and city workers at these offices are under pressure to follow rules, ferret out abuse and keep order.
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A rigorous "moralist" would not have persuaded William Jennings Bryan, whose unyielding populist creed he privately ridiculed, to take the job of secretary of state and then shut him out of key diplomatic decisions.
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Two small, illuminating exhibitions of work by Helen Frankenthaler at the Clark Art Institute, one of paintings and the other of woodcuts, together suggest nature lurks throughout the imagery of this ostensibly unyielding formalist.
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It also had a reddish exterior—the sort found on surfaces far out in the solar system, where an unyielding rain of starlight interacts with carbon-rich molecules to give them a ruddy hue.
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But in portraying Taylor as an unyielding hawk whose near mechanical insistence upon his eponymous rule would plunge the economy back into a recession, Taylor's critics aren't merely questioning Taylor's beliefs — they're torturing them.
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In other international news: Prime Minister Boris Johnson, above, was dealt a stunning blow when Britain's highest court ruled that he had acted unlawfully when he suspended Parliament in his unyielding push for Brexit.
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While Macfadyen actually appears a bit too dashing at first, he captures Henry's unyielding adherence to his belief system, offset by an underlying neediness that makes it possible for Margaret to care about him.
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The musical reframes the story of shitty weatherman Phil Conners becoming trapped in an exhausting time loop as an exploration of the "loops" everyone gets stuck in, most prominently the unyielding monotony of depression.
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It told a simple story: A house full of the living try to survive the slow but unyielding onslaught of the undead, but their arguments about just how to do that spell their doom.
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And it suggests that Mr. Christie, whose combative style and unyielding candor are the centerpiece of his political ways, brings much the same approach to his personal life as he does to his public one.
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But the RBI dashed those hopes, saying on Wednesday the fall was largely on the back of a decline in volatile food prices, and warned core inflation had been "unyielding" at 4.9 percent since September.
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As a colleague writes in the print edition, many of Donald Trump's evangelical supporters seem unyielding in their preference for him, despite all the evidence of language and behaviour which run counter to Christian morality.
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As a political counterweight to the growing Hispanic population, the influx of white pensioners, who are likelier to vote Republican and to vote at all, largely explains why Florida's Republican past is proving so unyielding.
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He is what liberal, white, wealthy America stares into in order to be reassured of its own humanity, of its irrational exuberance, its rightful exceptionalism, and the inherent virtue of its pressing forward, unfettered, unyielding.
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While the people sang songs about Nelson Mandela, it was Madikizela-Mandela, unbowed, courageous and unyielding, who kept the untethered hope of the people focused and alive during the horrors perpetrated by the apartheid regime.
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We also saw her tabulating her kills — she's at 18 or 20, she said Sunday — and perhaps reconsidering her hostility toward Morgan, who's unyielding sense of morality has been a counterpoint and source of friction.
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But the underlying imaginative thrill comes from the transposing of a flat-painted subject into three dimensions and the IRONy of the realistic copying of the fluid original onto a rather clunky and unyielding surface.
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While Ms. Warren's unyielding rhetoric has alienated some tech leaders, political donors and executives in Silicon Valley said that there is a surprising sympathy for broader calls to increase oversight of the industry's biggest players.
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"The only solution, in my opinion, is to leave the people of Skopje believing in their own national myth while we remain faithful and unyielding with regard to the Greek nature of Macedonia," he said.
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It is one of the surest, most unyielding rules in presidential politics: Once one candidate has a sizable delegate lead, it becomes difficult — at first increasingly improbable, then mathematically impossible — for another to catch up.
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Mr. Nolan's unyielding emphasis on the soldiers — and on war as it is experienced rather than on how it is strategized — blurs history even as it brings the present and its wars startlingly into view.
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In numerous public appearances after that, Lam was unyielding on the need for the bill, despite huge and sometimes violent street protests including one last Sunday that organizers said drew more than a million people.
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Somebody needs to inform the ghost of Bertolt Brecht that there's no greater example of an unyielding mirror held up to reality than an unmelted ice cream sandwich sitting in a backyard in New South Wales.
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Grass-roots activists have been unyielding in raising concerns about what the different versions of the bill would do, and letting legislators as well as state officials know there would be political consequences to their support.
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But, high-level sweet talk aside, only American clarity of purpose, unyielding will and credible economic, diplomatic and military preparedness will convince Chinese leaders that their 46-year free run is over and change is unavoidable.
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The idea that harsh punishment and long terms of incarceration imposed under unyielding sentencing laws deter crime has been debunked, yet these are the tactics many women rely on in their plan to address gendered violence.
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It will be a bittersweet moment for two leaders who have come to rely on each other, even after Mr. Obama's strong criticism of Germany's unyielding stance on the euro, austerity and the Greek debt crisis.
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Between construction projects, leaders of the group have voiced unyielding support for President Trump, promoting a podcast hosted by Bannon to defend Trump amid impeachment hearings, and posting memes depicting immigrants as criminals and welfare recipients.
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For months, George Conway has been taking pointed and remarkably hostile shots at President Trump on Twitter, even as Kellyanne works closely with the President and performs feats of rhetorical combat as his most unyielding defender.
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But Mr. Castro's greatest legacy may well be the deep and unyielding national pride he cultivated, in part by unifying the Cuban people against the common nemesis of the United States government and its trade embargo.
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Yet Mr. Xi's demands for unyielding stability could backfire, experts say, as warnings of danger around every turn could smother the initiative and flexibility that Chinese officials need to defuse long-term economic and social dangers.
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Or was it a function of her being made to suffer, just a little more, by coming to the realization that even her unyielding emotional connection to her daughter was a bit of programming she couldn't deny?
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This is the first time we've seen this kind of muscular, unyielding and disciplined questioning from the floorkeepers at a debate, and the demand that the candidates actually engage the topics being asked was bracing and refreshing.
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William Osman, on the other hand, went the laser cutter route, and used one to make a hauntingly detailed ham and cheese bust of Vin Diesel, because the unyielding terror of human ingenuity never fails to disappoint.
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The same cannot be said of the challenges on the left: an unyielding desire to tie everything to bigger government, and a willingness to use race and class as political weapons in order to pursue that desire.
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Sylvia now sees her family story as part of a "massive societal tapestry" — one that is not weak, but is strong and unyielding and woven with fiery resolve to get help for those who need it most.
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Eventually, she relented to the unyielding pressure and ridicule and allowed someone else to bang the opening gavel, Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake of Baltimore, a decision that no doubt saved her from more taunting from the delegates.
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As a feelspace, phones aren't even good: the "touch" experience is hard, unyielding (unless you have an old Blackberry in which case, yuuuuuh), just a lot of tappa tappa tappa with no give, no exchange, no transformation.
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Peter may have been the lead of the popular dating series, but his star has been eclipsed by his mom's big personality and unyielding hot takes about everything and everyone — including a bizarre affinity for Kelley Flanagan.
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If Democrats retake the House, the gavel of the Health Subcommittee of the Ways and Means Committee could go to Representative Lloyd Doggett of Texas, an unyielding critic of what he calls price gouging by pharmaceutical companies.
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The receptive response to that not-entirely-serious campaign underscores where we've been for some time with "canon": nervous about the unfixed quality of all kinds of art and unyielding in policing both its meaning and possibilities.
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So far, the authorities have been unyielding in response to the unrest, shooting dead hundreds of demonstrators with live ammunition and tear gas, while floating proposals for political reform that the protesters dismiss as trivial and cosmetic.
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In South Carolina, which holds its primary on Saturday and where many Democrats are evaluating candidates based on their perceived ability to defeat Mr. Trump, older voters examined Mr. Sanders's unyielding views through the lens of electability.
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BOGOTÁ, Colombia — Venezuela said Wednesday that it would pull out of the Organization of American States, which has long been critical of President Nicolás Maduro's unyielding accumulation of power at the expense of the country's democratic institutions.
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Rather than abiding by unyielding standards and rigid qualifications, agencies should create middle ground areas that provide applicants a greater chance at matching some, if not all, desired qualifications to fulfill the responsibilities/duties of the position.
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This bit of basic plot is revealed in the novel's promotional material, and it sounds as if the book is going to be an inspirational, and possible annoyingly worthy, story of unyielding determination and fierce unbending love.
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Maybe it was because every time he spoke, I heard the city I grew up in: a community of black and brown people trying to combat daily bouts with hardship and loss with unyielding joy and love.
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President Barack Obama moved Monday to expand background checks to cover more guns sold at gun shows, online and anywhere else, aiming to curb a scourge of gun violence despite unyielding opposition to new gun laws in Congress.
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Since first coming to Congress in 1993, Gutiérrez has carved out a fitting reputation as an unyielding fighter for immigrant rights and a thorn in the side of anyone — even fellow Democrats — who would stand in his way.
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Mr. Corbyn, an unyielding leftist who came to power on an anti-austerity platform, has won the loyalty of grass-roots party activists much as Senator Bernie Sanders did during the Democratic presidential primaries in the United States.
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"Today's ruling does not alter in any way the unyielding commitment of CBS and its Board of Directors to continue to act in and to protect the best interests of all CBS shareholders," CBS said in a statement.
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As I explained to the Senate Judiciary Committee at Barr's confirmation, he has a robust view of executive power and, over the course of his career, has established one of the most unyielding, consistent defenses of executive privilege.
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His harsh rhetoric toward the Kremlin and unyielding support for independence movements throughout the Soviet bloc ensured that in the years to come, many of the Eastern European diasporas in swing states would go red rather than blue.
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Ultimately, Djokovic's unyielding intensity and athleticism prevailed in the face of Federer's beautiful, hypnotic, flowing strokes as the two preternaturally gifted men toyed with their own different forms of perfection on one of the world's greatest sporting stages.
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Mr. Aronofsky, an environmentalist who's active with the Sierra Club, pitched her the concept, which she liked, yet she was still taken aback by the full vision in the script, which wreaks unyielding, gruesome havoc on her character.
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The talks bogged down over what form that Republican commitment would take and how it would be enforced, as well as unease among other Democrats about angering base voters who were furiously demanding unyielding resistance to Mr. Trump.
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Elizabeth Warren was surging in the polls, overtaking Bernie Sanders—thought to be the standard bearer of the progressive wing—as well as Joe Biden, who, up until that point, had been the unyielding frontrunner of the race.
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While forgiveness and acceptance were hallmarks of King's and Baldwin's views, so was an unyielding commitment to self-respect and the demand for social change to institutionalize the idea that blacks were co-creators of the American kingdom.
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The song's continued emergence within that colonial context imbued it with solemnity, and today many view the tune as one of the foremost articulations of han — the bitter, unyielding melancholia that is often described as a national characteristic.
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Trump himself came the closest to an explanation on Monday morning, writing on Twitter that he'd heard his aide was performing poorly in her job and antagonizing others, but that he remained enamored by her then-unyielding support.
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In the same way that many would describe the American system as too beholden to greedy insurance companies, one might argue that an unyielding adherence to a single-payer philosophy has also prevented desperately needed reform in Canada.
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One recent opinion piece germinated when I found myself having one conversation after another with incredibly competent high school girls who seemed to be drowning in homework, partly because of their unyielding commitment to over-the-top preparation.
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In his first interview following his arrest last month on sexual abuse charges, an emotional and unyielding R. Kelly denied having sex with underage girls and portrayed himself as a victim of a social media-fueled smear campaign.
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Everything about this year has been unyielding garbage, and the US Food & Drug Administration is wrapping it all up by telling us that the festive holiday cookies we're eating might get their sparkle from tiny pieces of inedible glitter.
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But shards of Bundyville have stuck with the branch of the family that made its way to Nevada, where they set up a cattle ranch and became the face of unyielding, armed protest over how Washington manages Western lands.
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But there's an exception, a loophole, in Apple's unyielding stance on privacy and encryption: Its iCloud service and, specifically, iCloud Backup — the convenient and comforting automatic way in which iPhones and iPads back themselves up daily to the cloud.
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But there's an exception, a loophole, in Apple's unyielding stance on privacy and encryption: its iCloud service, and, specifically, iCloud Backup — the convenient and comforting automatic way in which iPhones and iPads back themselves up to the cloud daily.
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But Pelosi's decision to prevent Trump from delivering a traditional State of the Union address could be seen as too unyielding by independent voters who want, above all, an end to the shutdown that's now in its 33rd day.
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It may even help explain the enthusiasm for the shamelessly lavish campaign spending and rough and tumble social media presence of Mike Bloomberg: He may not be an unyielding democratic socialist, but he's no one's idea of a sucker.
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STEP 4: MUELLER TRIES TO SQUEEZE COHEN Above all, Cohen is known for his unyielding loyalty to Trump and the Trump family, even once saying that he would be willing to "take a bullet" for his boss-turned-president.
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Similarly unyielding was Nancy Spero, Golub's wife, whose fiercely feminist graphic art, which features ancient-seeming archetypes of female suffering and rebellion, is represented in the show by one of sixteen small works grouped salon style on a wall.
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And here's how Michael Wolff recounted the Air Force One deliberations in his book Fire and Fury: An aggrieved, unyielding, and threatening president dominated the discussion, pushing into line his daughter and her husband, [Hope] Hicks, and [Josh] Raffel.
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The unyielding initial response from the 40-year-old president, 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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Contrast this with Kobe Bryant for a delicious parallel: both all-time shooting guards who played with one franchise their entire career, both synonymous with their team's brand, with enough championships to earn an unyielding fidelity from their respective fan bases.
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In public, LaVar's style of play has always been anchored by his belief in brash individualism—that through grueling and persistent work, that by continually moving forward with an unyielding bent, there is no limit to what one can accomplish.
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But out on the campaign trail, a growing strain of the electorate -- battered by Vietnam, Watergate and the social upheavals of the 1960s -- was more receptive to Reagan's unyielding message of national restoration than it had been 20203 years earlier.
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Writer-director Tamara Jenkins — whose last feature The Savages charmed Sundance 11 years ago — brings an unsparing eye to how infertility can run a marriage ragged, and how women of all ages endure the unyielding expectations placed on their bodies.
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Despite the passions the issue excites on the margins—among the 20053% of Americans who think abortion should be legal in all circumstances, and the 18% who want it banned—an unyielding majority of Americans take a more nuanced view.
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Ultimately, the last moments of the finale were the clincher; that after all the work, the pain and the constant, unyielding job of just being a person Jimmy could unravel back to square one...and break Gretchen's heart in the process.
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RELATED: 6 'Bad' Carbs That Are Actually Good for You Play with your pet Having a dog or cat can seriously improve your quality of life—their excitement in seeing you come home and their unyielding loyalty make them great companions.
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The Killers' brutal "Land of the Free" calls attention to the most pressing plagues in the US. The Spike Lee-directed video doubles down on that message, casting an unyielding gaze on deadly issues like Watch "Land Of The Free" here.
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The question that Joshua Hammer never asks Berhanu Nega is why he believes violent revolution against a stubborn, unyielding dictatorship will produce a just and democratic society when it has failed repeatedly in the Horn of Africa and everywhere else.
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Kambhu's glass noodle recipe is a spot-on example of her restaurant's approach to Thai cuisine—traditional herbs and spices, with local German produce replacing harder-to-find-in-cold-northern-climes ingredients to ensure unyielding freshness and an innovative twist.
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Unyielding in its commitment to support researchers even as they work from home, NYPL has made several of its most popular databases, previously only available for use onsite at its 92 locations, accessible to all library cardholders remotely during the closure.
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The cherry-red gumballs are fat round orbs, jumbo size, and if you drop them from a height onto an unyielding surface — a soundstage floor, say, or a movie star's skull — some will split wide open, their dry white guts bared.
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"I would not be standing here tonight without the unyielding support of my best friend for the last 16 years, the rock of our family and the love of my life, our nation's next first lady, Michelle Obama," he said.
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Michigan State was dealing with a public relations crisis and a growing number of lawsuits when it hired Mr. Fitzgerald, who as the United States attorney in Chicago had built a reputation as a meticulously prepared, unyielding foe of crooks.
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Just this past week, Democrats raised alarms about Attorney General William P. Barr's unyielding defense of the president in a Senate hearing on the Mueller report, where Mr. Barr adopted some of Mr. Trump's talking points on the Russia investigation.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Having once branded John Bolton a "war maniac", North Korean officials could see U.S. President Donald Trump's removal of his national security adviser as a chance to resume denuclearization talks without facing an unyielding hawk on the other side.
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It is precisely because the same few teams — three from Spain, one from France and Italy, two from Germany and a rotating cast of four from England — make the latter stages every year that it has such an unyielding appeal.
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Pochettino had been dancing on the field in front of disbelieving Spurs fans only a few minutes before, and he still had the patina of sweat on his forehead and the unyielding, manic grin on his face to prove it.
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When another attack occurred in June, this time in Southwark itself, at Borough Market, citizens were again unyielding in their adherence to life: Even fleeing from the scene, at least one Londoner insisted on carrying his overpriced pint with him.
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All Democrats are likely to level tough questions and look for holes in his defense, yet based on their own records in the law, Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Kamala Harris of California could be among his most unyielding opponents.
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So, while the history of our nation has its terrible warts which we still deal with to this day, America has always been a pluralistic nation comprised of diverse thought, heritage, and the unyielding recognition of each person's intrinsic value.
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The "old Taylor" — a sharp-witted yet approachable young woman dealing with inexplicably callous boyfriends — was replaced by a grown-up, unabashed celebrity, lashing out at detractors and flaunting how manipulative she could be, often backed by harsh, unyielding electronics.
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Twin A, who had been pushed against an unyielding pelvis for several hours, spent most of his first day alert and looking around, while Twin B, who had been spared this pre-birth stress, slept calmly like a typical newborn.
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Haley is clearly in line with Trump when it comes to staunch, unyielding support of Israel — a theme she harped on repeatedly throughout her testimony — and the belief that the UN has been woefully ineffective at stopping conflict around the world.
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We're disruptors, and while I dislike most/any/all of Trump's policies, I respect his unyielding resolve, and the fact that he's not hiring 20 different community managers to growth-hack his Twitter account... [Zuckerberg] understands web culture and the power of transparency.
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Mr Bauman did not get things off to a good start in 2015 when he complained about the left's "unyielding desire to tie everything to bigger government" and "willingness to use race and class as political weapons in order to pursue that desire".
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Perhaps in an effort to quell that specifically English football–focused brand of hopeless hope, I am already anticipating stage fright and a rough exit — no, not that one — but I have an unyielding vessel in which to place that automatic blind support.
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It also highlights the unyielding demand for SUVs, which accounted for 72% of new vehicles sold in the U.S. last month and — along with trucks — could make up as much of 80% of Fiat Chrysler's revenue by 2022, according to the company's CFO.
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The unyielding scrutiny on Trump's potential ties to Russia may feel like the work of circling sharks for those in the crosshairs of the Mueller investigation, but many of us see a system working as it should to hold the powerful to account.
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With nuanced commentaries about the rise and fall of Reconstruction, the series revealed how African Americans—in the words of W.E.B. Du Bois—emerged from bondage, and stood briefly in the sun before being returned to the unyielding weight of white supremacy.
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" The Interfax news agency quoted Leonid Slutsky, head of the parliamentary committee on foreign affairs, as saying, "Moscow's decision to recall the request for our military ships to enter the Spanish port of Ceuta is the only correct, unyielding and worthy one.
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The ideologically coherent and often unyielding conservative movement represented the dominant theme, while liberals (many of whom wouldn't even use that word) struggled to find a pitch as clear and appealing as the right's message of lower taxes, smaller government and strong defense.
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The unyielding assault and systematic attack on other prominent African American leaders, like Congresswoman Maxine Waters, and the dismantling of safety net programs like the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program for seniors made removing Trump from office a pivotal issue for many black voters.
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The unyielding Times reporter — who had been expelled from Nigeria by anti-democratic forces just two years earlier — was determined to stay in his post this time, and to tell the world about the oppression that was unfolding in the Soviet-bloc nation.
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This nightmare scenario is akin to the obscene reality occurring in the Middle East's poorest country, Yemen, at the hands of the region's richest, Saudi Arabia, with unyielding United States military support that Congress has not authorized and that therefore violates the Constitution.
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The title character of LOLA (Crown, $26), by Melissa Scrivner Love, is also in a race to preserve her life, but in a location as different from the cold, unyielding woods of Michigan as possible: gangland Los Angeles at the height of summer.
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But at the same time, Mr. Avenatti has been waging an unyielding publicity campaign against Mr. Cohen, Mr. Trump and other members of the Trump legal camp, appearing on TV — by Mr. Cohen's lawyers' count — 147 times in the last 10 weeks alone.
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The Senate needs to approve the measure again, confirming its vote in December, to deliver a stunning rebuke to a president unyielding in his defense of Saudi Arabia, even after Saudi operatives murdered the Washington Post journalist Jamal Khashoggi in Istanbul in October.
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Then came Wednesday, when Coughlin was fired after his unyielding devotion to a sense of order led to more than $700,000 in fines against a Jacksonville player for a relatively minor act — declining to complete off-season rehabilitation at the team's training complex.
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China's current rising stars, Oppo and Vivo, have built their sales up through a comprehensive network of rural outlets (whereas Huawei is more focused on urban centers) and an unyielding commitment to adding more enticing features like dual cameras, larger batteries, and thinner screen bezels.
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As long as this "dialogue" spins around in a cul-de-sac of accepted wisdom, recycled bromides and, worse, unyielding biases, the conversation, which everybody from the President on down insists is crucial to our survival as a democracy, will forever chase its own tail.
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What this means in practice is the publishers are required to lie to their readers, and—simply because of the obtuse nomenclature and unyielding rules adopted by Facebook—present editorial stories and video as produced "with" an advertiser that played no role in their creation.
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Sitting down with PEOPLE, the star of Netflix's new take on A Series Of Unfortunate Events opened up about entering the world of Count Olaf, the Lemony Snicket villain who has an unyielding love for money and theatrics — a character Harris thoroughly enjoyed exploring.
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It's unclear what a Trump TV network would look like in today's oversaturated on-demand television market, but if his campaign is any indication, it's bound to just be all Trump, all the time—an unyielding spew of brutal rhetoric without a November expiration date.
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"You might have a personality type that is just inflexible and unyielding, so you have a hard time relaxing on the rules and being able to roll with the punches and accept that things aren't always going to be the way you want," she says.
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There remains an unyielding and erroneous assumption that people are poor by choice; in one 1985 survey, repeated in 83, the percent of respondents saying "welfare benefits make people dependent and encourage them to stay poor" barely budged, going from 59 percent to 54 percent.
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By letting Alabama execute Ray without equal access to the clergy of his faith, its conservative justices highlighted two disturbing trends in its recent decisions: the unequal treatment of Muslims who have faced religious discrimination, and an unyielding desire to preserve the death penalty.
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But within that lie, there was some truth, a kernel of ugliness in the irrational hatred against Barack Obama and the unyielding obstructionism of the Republican Party that has become a full-blown cancer in the form of angry, ardent support for Donald Trump.
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The possibility of assessing Petty's viability — especially with Fitzpatrick and Geno Smith all but certain not to return next season — remains a consideration, though Bowles must first weigh his investment in the long term against that unyielding desire to feel good again after a game.
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Girardi's unyielding manner — be it his rigorous preparation or his sometimes-contentious back and forth with the news media — was reflected in that run, in which the Yankees twice rallied from two-games-to-none deficits in postseason series only to ultimately fall short.
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National Democrats have framed the contest as a kind of referendum on the future of the party, reasoning that if an unyielding liberal can win in the South — in the swingiest swing state, at that — then why should they ever settle for anything less?
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I once witnessed an altercation between a fellow American—a broad-shouldered body builder—and a slight but unyielding French waitress who said that, under no circumstances, would the bavette steak on the menu be served well-done, no sauce, as Monsieur had requested.
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Tom Davis, who as a Republican House member from Virginia led the oversight panel from 2003 to 2007, said he wasn't surprised by the president's unyielding posture, seeing it as just another escalation in the continuing power struggle between the executive and legislative branches.
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Still, some conservatives see a cautionary tale in California, where the Republican Party sank into political irrelevance in recent years as it became defined by an unyielding line on immigration, an enthusiastic embrace of the culture wars and a willingness to exploit racial divisions.
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The personality cult is unyielding, with every adult wearing pins of "the Great Leader," Kim Il-sung, who died in 1994, or his son, "the Dear Leader," Kim Jong-il, who died in 2011, and their portraits are in every home, every factory, every classroom.
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You may still be sketching out a plan for tomorrow's festivities, or picking up some plonk to bring to your mother-in-law's place, or girding yourself to face the vicious, unyielding traffic that lies between your home and wherever it is you're going.
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Its gestures mimic and even parody de Kooning's emotional arcs, while its careful assembly — required by its weighty, unyielding materials — unmask the sleight of hand perpetrated by the older artist, whose paintings were much more measured and deliberate than their swipes and splatters suggested.
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American military officials have said that weapons are needed to help the lightly armed Kurdish and Arab fighters cope with urban warfare in Raqqa against unyielding Islamic State militants who are equipped with car bombs and even some tanks they captured from the Syrian Army.
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A sharp, pugnacious Kansas congressman and former Army tank officer with degrees from West Point and Harvard, Mr. Pompeo was often an unyielding critic of former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton — accusing her of orchestrating a wide-ranging cover-up of the Benghazi attacks.
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Taking an unyielding stand against sexual misconduct has been central to Ms. Gillibrand's political profile since late 2017, when she was the first Democratic senator to call for the resignation of Senator Al Franken of Minnesota following allegations that eventually led to him stepping down.
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President Donald Trump shocked America's biggest Asian ally in March when he accepted an offer to meet Kim Jong Un, North Korea's dictator—a step that seemed to deviate from his previous policy of unyielding pressure on North Korea to force it to abandon its nuclear programme.
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"It's both a very unyielding, uncompromising stance — 'we're not going to be bullied, we're not going to negotiate with a gun to our head' — but it's also a notion that if the right conditions exist, they would be prepared to talk," Malley says of the Iranian position.
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They lean into the Greek mythology aspects of Wonder Woman's beginnings, but also find a way to explore her journey to our world, our customs, and our way of life without abandoning what makes Wonder Woman so special: her unyielding belief in the good of people.
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But the fluidity of this domain is delineated by the crispness of a vision tethered to hard, unyielding reality, offering a glimpse into a dream state that is at once starkly alien and intimately familiar, where freedom is grounded in responsibility, and fate is tempered by acceptance.
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Some have gotten into deep trouble associated with their failures, but the reality is the Iranian leadership has been consistently unyielding over a very long period of time in response to repeated overtures from the United States about having a different and better kind of relationship.
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Detrás de las paredes seems poised to become yet another international success in Toledo's career, but the artist believes it's important to return over and over again to the root of everything: to the women, to their struggle, and to their unyielding desire to raise awareness.
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Considering the Indians went on to lose the next two games, in New York, and the Yankees tied the best-of-five series at two games apiece, Gomes's gritty all-around performance in that game, especially that unyielding final at-bat, might have saved Cleveland's season.
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But for me, an Australian living in a Big American City with a growing cast of loud and lovable characters in my life, slowly being asphyxiated by glue fumes, getting gut-punched by New York's unyielding dickery, one show spoke to my experience with eerie specificity.
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Xinhua gave four choices, giving prominent play to the options "blackmailing didn't work" and "China's unyielding stance," and including the possibility that a visit by Ivanka Trump and her 5-year-old daughter, Arabella, to the Chinese Embassy's New Year reception last week had played a role.
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"In order to win the Democratic presidential nomination, candidates must demonstrate to Black voters — through policy solutions and moral conviction — an unyielding commitment to halting the rise of bigotry and curbing widening racial disparities in our economic, healthcare, and education systems," Shropshire said in a statement.
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For its part, he says, the right needs to square up to the unyielding fact of human "risk aversion" and the indispensable role safety nets in placating this deep-seated distaste for feelings of uncertainty and insecurity by insuring us against the turbulence of capitalist dynamism.
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MORE's legacy, the totality of the Democratic Party's response has been to fight back for fight's sake — not for God, not for glory, not for values, not for liberty, not for our children and posterity—but simply to remain unyielding at every turn and to consider that victory.
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But that's because Lonergan's meticulousness can't help but occasionally be overtaken by Affleck's breathtaking performance, which takes anything literary or self-consciously classical—one of Lonergan's minor blind spots as a filmmaker is that his ambition sometimes gets in his own way —and obliterates it with raw, unyielding pain.
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Schlafly — no Ms. for her, thank you — died last week at 92, remembered as a guiding spirit of an unyielding conservatism that brooked no tolerance for abortion or for a constitutional amendment that, to her mind, would have inflicted untold harm on women and on the American family.
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He even claims, against all evidence, that our present stalemate over immigration is caused by those who oppose any form of "amnesty" and those "opposed to stricter enforcement of existing rules," when in fact it is on the right, and the right only, where intransigence and unyielding intolerance reigns.
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The part of him that loved Rose, the part of him which knew their living for each other was the only life they wanted, the part of him that had been so dominant since fall, that part felt occluded, buried beneath layers of some transparent yet unyielding material.
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Now, amid what friends describe as Mr. Kraft's unyielding anguish over his travails and the uncertainties he is confronting in the legal system, the N.F.L. and the court of public opinion, Mr. Kraft's BFFs are rallying around him, and are eager to discuss the depth of their respect.
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He has been an unyielding advocate for a visceral brand of nationalism, and though he lost as often as he won in policy debates, his departure could tip the balance on some fiercely contested issues toward a more mainstream approach, even if the core tenets of his philosophy survive.
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The justices to his right (Clarence Thomas, Samuel Alito, Neil Gorsuch and Brett Kavanaugh) have been unyielding proponents of executive authority and deferred to the Trump administration on cases, generally over protests from those justices on the left (Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor and Elena Kagan).
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"The design overwhelmingly selected by New Yorkers showcases some of our most iconic symbols and truly represents what the Empire State is all about -- our diversity, our unparalleled architecture and natural beauty, and our unyielding commitment to freedom and justice for all," said DMV Commissioner Mark J.F. Schroeder.
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Privately, according to three people who heard the pitch, de Blasio suggested he could resonate with voters "as a unit" alongside his wife, Chirlane McCray, who is black, running on both his unyielding progressivism and the "incredibly successful" interracial marriage and family that remain the pride of his life.
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Privately, according to three people who heard the pitch, de Blasio suggested he could resonate with voters "as a unit" alongside his wife, Chirlane McCray, who is black, running on both his unyielding progressivism and the "incredibly successful" interracial marriage and family that remain the pride of his life.
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Heinel, 219, who as an unyielding, by-the-book administrator rose to a position of unchecked authority during her 250 years in the U.S.C. athletic department, has emerged as a central figure in the academic admissions scandal that has ensnared members of rich — and in some cases famous — families.
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The story of a children's TV host (not Mr. Rogers, but Rogers-adjacent) whose inability to express negative emotion after a lifetime of repression is as relevant as ever in 2020, when the question of what to do with bad feelings generates unyielding discourse on mental health, trauma, and masculinity.
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" This followed an interview with CNN's Jake Tapper in which Trump was unyielding in his insistence that he was not being racist when he said that the judge presiding in a lawsuit over Trump University was biased because "he's a Mexican" and "we're building a wall between here and Mexico.
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The story goes that on the day of his inauguration, in January 1981, President Reagan convinced the Iranian regime to free the American Embassy hostages more or less just by glaring harshly in the direction of Tehran, which quailed in the face of his unyielding toughness and released the Americans immediately.
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That unyielding dedication has enabled her to capture images like the famed "Molotov Man" (1979), as it's known, a Sandinista rebel (later identified as Pablo Araúz) about to hurl a Pepsi bottle-turned-homemade explosive, which became so symbolic of resistance that current protesters have resurrected it 40 years later.
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In the city of London—where a property crisis has made many young people almost give up on ever owning a home—youth, hard enough as it is, can suddenly become lonely, almost suffocating, and any dreams to be dreamed are lost in the unyielding cloud of day-to-day survival.
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Rosenrain comes from ungrafted vines planted in 1934, and this wine was a revelation of how good silvaner can be: pure, textured, deep and intense, with lingering flavors so thoroughly mineral you can't help but visualize the stony, unyielding terrain and the winemaker's determination to push it to its extreme.
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Among pro-Europeans, many of whom turned out in the hundreds of thousands for a march in London last weekend, the vote was the clearest sign yet that lawmakers were heeding a shift in public opinion toward remaining in the Europe Union and seizing control from an unyielding prime minister.
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Across town that same week, Ms. Johnston and Mr. Lee, who are married, also unveil Phase 1 of their renovation of Josef Paul Kleihues's Museum of Contemporary Art, an attempt to humanize the famously aloof building by unlocking some of its unyielding geometry and embracing the park to its east.
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From its opening minutes, when two teens sprayed a fast-food joint with bullets, heralding the start of "Robbin' Season," an unyielding anxiety has persisted, fueled by unnerving imagery, mortal peril, tragic deaths and the arrival (and bloody departure) of one of the eeriest characters to grace the small screen.
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Here in Bartlesville, an oil town that has felt the economic impact of the drop in oil prices, the anger that Ms. Roll and many of her clients feel is directed more at the health law — and its champion, former President Barack Obama — than at the state's unyielding resistance to it.
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"You'd be hard pressed to find another candidate that has been as bold and unyielding and consistent in lifting up key issues that black voters are dealing with and have listed as priorities," said Nse Ufot, executive director of New Georgia Project, which mobilizes young black voters across the state.
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BEIJING — China's president, Xi Jinping, warned Taiwan that unification must be the ultimate goal of any talks over its future and that efforts to assert full independence could be met by armed force, laying out an unyielding position on Wednesday in his first major speech about the contested island democracy.
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I should be able to use these images to suss out who these people are and what they're about: an unyielding tangle of telephone or electric wires, a wave of lava devouring a can of Monster energy drink, smoke billowing out of an industrial chimney, a praying mantis eating a lizard slowly.
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Good thing our own Aarian Marshall has volunteered to slog through days that start at 7:30 am and involve unyielding wooden benches to bring us all the haps: Uber ex-CEO Travis Kalanick's well hydrated testimony, deleted and embarrassing texts, the peskily hard-to-nail-down definition of "trade secret," and more.
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Somewhere along the way, Cruz and those who share his penchant for intransigence have hijacked the very meaning of what is it is to be "conservative" by re-defining it as a synonym for "unyielding," and they have lost sight of the fact that politics, by definition, is the art of compromise.
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There was a brief on-stage demo fail when an iPhone X apparently failed to identify Craig Federighi's face, and therefore wouldn't unlock — displaying the other potential problem here, given that a tech that's too unyielding in opening up to its owner may be highly secure but it won't be at all convenient.
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Christie's former deputy chief of staff, Bridget Anne Kelly, and former Port Authority deputy executive director Bill Baroni have pleaded not guilty to conspiracy and fraud charges in connection to the lane closures Christie's blanket rejection of any involvement -- and any knowledge -- of what occurred in September 2013 has been consistent and unyielding.
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Taken together, Mr. Bolton's unyielding remarks and the White House's upbeat analysis revealed the crosscurrents in this White House: The president's aides have translated his instincts into a range of conservative policies, but they remain skeptical of — and sometimes seek to curb — his unswerving belief that personal relationships can triumph over geopolitical realities.
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The morning and I have a hate-hate relationship that has seen more than one alarm clock shatter against an unyielding wall, so I don't really know why a Microsoft developer would feel the need to code an alarm app that forces you to play unnecessarily 'quirky' and 'fun' games to turn it off.
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From a lusty, alfresco "The Taming of the Shrew" on the Lower East Side in 1956 (with Colleen Dewhurst in the title role) to the 1971 musical version of "Two Gentlemen of Verona," Papp productions pumped animating oxygen into a centuries-old body of work too often perceived as being made of unyielding marble.
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Now entering its fourth year, the sprawling investigation into corruption at the highest levels — known as Lava Jato, or Car Wash — is proceeding with surprising consistency and results in a country with a long history of impunity, both prosecutors and defense lawyers say, in part because of the unyielding pressure from figures like Judge Moro.
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The story is the quintessential American dream — a person who pulls herself up from her bootstraps, working to care for her daughter, and writing at night to make her dreams of being an author come true — with a twist, as Land unveils the realities of poverty with unyielding determination even as she finds success herself.
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What I will not make it through, on the other hand, is a trip to Turks and Caicos at age 67, during which I will feel an unyielding and ultimately disastrous urge to scuba dive (an activity that I have yet to even remotely feel any interest in thus far in my 51 years on earth).
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Save for a loin cloth, a nearly naked man nailed to a cross is flying overhead, recalling these lines from Guillaume Apollinaire's great poem, "Zone": Behold the Christ who flies higher than aviators He holds the world's record for altitude This connection does not clarify Garabedian's painting, which most likely will always remain baffling, unyielding to discursive meaning.
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Mr Bannon backed Mr Moore, Alabama's former chief justice and an unyielding theocrat, who was twice suspended from the bench: once for defying a federal court's order to remove a large plaque of the Ten Commandments he had placed in the state Supreme Court's rotunda; and again for refusing to issue marriage licences to gay couples.
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For a finish that's supposedly "stainless," our steel kitchenwares certainly show a fair amount of wear and tear: Fingerprints and food blotches start making an appearance on our pots and utensils after just a few uses, and anyone who uses a dishwasher knows that it's near impossible to get rid of those unyielding white water spots.
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Who could have imagined that, being reinstated as a boxer after a lengthy suspension, Ali would expand the dimensions of the sport yet again; that, past his prime, his legs slowed, his breath shorter, out of an ingenuity borne of desperation he would reinvent himself as an athlete on whose unyielding body younger boxers might punch themselves out.
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Now that Iran has rehabilitated itself by signing a nuclear deal with the West, the unyielding media images of a death-cult totalitarian land that I used to push back against have given way to elegant fashion spreads, lists of Persian foods that blow your tastes buds away and features touting skiing in Iran over the Alps.
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Minnesota was ground zero of Warren's steady rise last summer: In August in St. Paul, in the midst of a drumbeat of excitement over her plans and unyielding anti-corruption message, she drew the largest crowd of her campaign at that point in the race — some 22016,000 people out on the grass in the late summer sun.
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Faced with repeated pleas by allies during private meetings at this two-day summit meeting of the Group of 7 countries, Mr. Trump remained unyielding in his assertion that the United States would do whatever is best for the United States — including the possibility of withdrawing from the 2015 pact signed with 195 nations, aides said.
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The previous sets of texts show Strzok and Page mocking politicians on both sides of the aisle, but their unyielding contempt for Trump has been repeatedly cited as evidence by the President and his allies that special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation was irreparably tainted from the beginning because Strzok and Page both briefly worked on his team.
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At that point, the director was still not quite a household name: He'd spent the past decade making a series of unyielding dramas that were freeze-grab gorgeous but gut-wallopingly tough, like 2010's sweeping war drama Incendies (yikes), 2013's abducted-kid downer Prisoners (oof), and 20493's stark, almost suffocatingly tense drug-war thriller Sicario (hoo, boy).
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The current furor, in which numerous women have come forward alleging that he approached, dated, or in some cases sexually assaulted them when they were teenagers and he was in his 25s, has played out like a concentrated version of Mr. Moore's combative history, in which he rose to national prominence as an unyielding spokesman for conservative and religious values.
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Lord was genial but unyielding in his defense of Trump, and he became one of the season's most unlikely new television stars: he is sixty-five and lives in Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, where he takes care of his mother, who is ninety-seven; every weekday, CNN sends a car to drive him nearly two hundred miles to Manhattan, and back again.
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Read this: America's unyielding plague of gun violence No other nation suffers as we do because of school shootings; no other nation except ours has these kinds of mass murders; no other nation, with polling showing tremendous support for gun control laws, ignores popular sentiment so successfully at the behest of special interests, like the National Rifle Association -- the NRA.
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While lace is soft and flimsy, the sounds the trio produced were largely raucous and forceful: they were vehement, jazz-leaning numbers that involved Parkins striking strings to produce undulating, metallic rattles, or plucking them to create more dampened, melodic tunes, backed by Sawyer's controlled but unyielding clangs of cymbals and Smith's piano work, which ranged from soft tinkering to a frenetic collapse of the keys.
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But by the same turn, their strong aesthetic would ring hollow without the too-weird-to-live irreverence of their music: You can't appreciate the meticulous grit of the "I Fink U Freeky" video without the unyielding tension of Ninja and Yolandi's verses; and you can't get properly pumped to the rager that is "Baby's On Fire" until you've seen Yolandi encircled by a guy ghostriding the engine of his Beemer.
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But he has also wandered into more exotic territory, offering up a mix of bad policy ideas (elite colleges should admit as many legacy students and children of rich donors as they want) and sanctimonious tone policing (liberals should feel ashamed of themselves for not allowing the president to revel in the murder of ISIS's chief lieutenant) with the unyielding, over-the-spectacles glare of an imaginary Concerned of Brooklyn Heights.
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" He recalls first seeing the woman who would become his girlfriend and thinking she was "beautiful in the way some girls are beautiful despite having bypassed pretty entirely," and instead of finding London "fabulous and enviable," Amar feels there "the way you do when you take one step too many at the bottom of a flight of stairs: brought up short by the unexpected plateau and its dull, unyielding thud.
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But the real appeal of Cauley-Stein is not his potential to be the New Orleans or New York versions of Chandler, but to do an impersonation of him in Dallas—to be the heart and backbone of a team that excels at both ends of the floor, and to not just make offensive and defensive highlights, but to make them in service of a regime that was cruel and unyielding when it came to opportunities at the rim.
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Written and directed by David Robert Mitchell, whose previous film It Follows established him as a unique talent among American filmmakers, Under the Silver Lake is both pastiche and its own thing, a tribute to the ruins left behind after a golden age, a playful but unyielding reminder that we've been taught to live as if we're watched, and a suggestion that the only logical thing to do in a world governed by illogic is to throw up your hands and frolic in the ruins.
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Aside from the fact that the entire Mideast is unraveling and the Palestinians are behaving more demonically than ever, this wholly inappropriate gesture has been justifiably rejected on three previous occasions by the Israeli government, despite the application of unyielding pressure by the U.S. At present, the vast majority of the Israeli public, especially within the context of the ongoing wave of Palestinian "terror by knife" and the recent murder of 4 Israelis in Tel Aviv, rejects any such unilateral Israeli concession that would increase Israel's defensive burden by ceding control of any of Israel's strategic assets.
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That many of the players alluded to are black men was not lost on me, or anyone else who is aware of President Trump's background; one which includes being charged by the Federal government for housing discrimination against African Americans, an unyielding effort to persecute the Central Park Five long after they were acquitted, and more recently as the standard bearer of the "Birther" crusade against former President Barack ObamaBarack Hussein Obama3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Obama's high school basketball jersey sells for 0,85033 at auction Dirty little wars and the law: Did Osama bin Laden win?
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To the suckers who sincerely believed GOP nominee Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's vow to create a deportation force to knock on the doors of millions of immigrants to tell them they will be deported, or his vow to build a Berlin Wall-like edifice on the U.S.-Mexican border that he promised Mexico would pay for, or his then-unyielding campaign promise to ban all Muslim immigrants — I would suggest you consider asking for a refund of any donations you might have made to the Trump campaign.
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But he also works in the manner of the authors of thrillers, who, to convey the motives of their characters, present clues that are sometimes seemingly insignificant along with others that are immediately enlightening: a name in an old directory; a faded photo; an illegible address on a piece of cardboard; an incomprehensible but unyielding silence; a classroom in a Polish city, the walls of which echo with the anger of a law student (Lemkin) challenging his professor about the case of a young Armenian charged with the murder of one of the perpetrators of the first modern genocide; or the novelistic situation of a law professor (Lauterpacht) arriving in Nuremberg with the certitude that his own family was exterminated by the very man he has come to charge and judge.
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