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Admirers call him captivating while critics see him as inflexible and verbose.
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Law addressed himself to Madame de Saint-Simon, whom he found as inflexible.
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Two rules, Logan, who, too, knew the mountaineer well, suggested as inflexible.
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Georges refused all my offers; he was as inflexible as iron.
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Every really great artist is as inflexible as the Grand Rocher.
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He sought to make his will as inflexible as his form.
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Believing she was right, she was as inflexible as the Countess de Gramont herself.
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I was quite as inflexible towards Madame C-- ,whomI always refused to see.
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He recognized a will as inflexible as his own.
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The harmony of Nature and its admirable perfection need not be regarded as inflexible and changeless.
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He was as inflexible as New England granite.
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That "penetrating countenance" indexed a brain as direct as a drill, and as inflexible.
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Patient ambulance transport (especially transportation of hospice patients) was often viewed as inflexible and bureaucratic.
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But she was as inflexible as ever.
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He was as inflexible as his father.
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Cruz's dedication to conservative principles, regardless of consequences, has alienated many in Washington who see him as inflexible.
