Aún no tenemos significados para "so inflexible".
1As a rule, no children need so inflexible a discipline as epileptics.
2He was so inflexible that the illusion of being carved was complete.
3It does not do to be so inflexible if one would succeed in life.
4He was angry at himself later, for being so inflexible.
5Remarkably, some of the awards were so inflexible it was actually unlawful to work from home.
6You used not to be so inflexible, Doctor.
7Henry, well pleased to rid himself, without violence, of so inflexible an antagonist, readily granted him permission.
8Mortal man has no right to be so inflexible as it is my nature and necessity to be.
9He is so severe, so inflexible.
10In face of a lover so weak, and a fate so inflexible, what could she do but submit?
11Some people are so inflexible.
12One thing I knew, and I don't know why I was so inflexible on this, but I couldn't tell Barry.
13He was never so inflexible and deadly self-possessed as he was when he could not see the next step ahead.
14It could not therefore be expected to be so inflexible, as with better information it would, no doubt, have been found.
15EQUITY.-Commonlaw tended to become so stereotyped and so inflexible that in some cases an application of the law worked an injustice.
16Better all the hooting gibes of the whole earth than this one voice, so cold, so inflexible, so full of utter scorn!
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