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Meanings of so uncompromising in English

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Usage of so uncompromising in English
1
Why does the lady of the ceremonies preserve so uncompromising an attitude?
The Keeper of the Door
2
Samuel Beckett was a big one for me, he's so uncompromising.
The Guardian
3
Youth is so uncompromising, Derry, dear-andso logical-sodemanding of-justice.
The Tin Soldier
4
And all his judgments of himself and others were generally so quick, so uncompromising!
Robert Elsmere
5
Our friend was not quite so uncompromising in his political and social opinions as formerly.
Demos
6
He looked so stern, so uncompromising, that Janetta hastened to take refuge in concrete facts.
A True Friend: A Novel
7
Thatcher's leadership style was strong, decisive and sometimes so uncompromising that it would undermine her objectives.
The Guardian
8
I never met so angular, so uncompromising a person as she is in all my life.
Stepping Heavenward
9
She flinched a little in spite of herself, so uncompromising were both his tone and attitude.
The Top of the World
10
Is it all right to be so uncompromising?
The blood spilt
11
Did her eyes always look so uncompromising?
Afternoon delight
12
For one thing one could not hate so magnificent, so honest, so uncompromising, so efficient a worker!
The Dark Forest
13
She was so uncompromising, you know.
Emerson's Wife and Other Western Stories
14
She was, Barebone reflected, so uncompromising.
The Last Hope
15
Hanna Svensson is a detective so uncompromising that she sends her own son to prison for dealing drugs.
The Guardian
16
For one who had shown himself so uncompromising in action where his own beliefs were concerned, he was singularly gentle and humble.
Anne Bradstreet and Her Time
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So uncompromising across language varieties
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