uncompromisingly

uncompromising | American Dictionary

uncompromising
adjective
us/ʌnˈkɑm·prəˌmɑɪ·zɪŋ/
(of a person or a person's opinions) fixed and not easily changed:
People are intimidated by her uncompromising ways.

Examples of uncompromising

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It provided an uncompromising norm for human judgment, much as strict ethical demands had served as standards of behavior.
One approach is for those ethnically-based parties most willing to compromise to join together and, by joining, to fend off the uncompromising extremes.
Stirling, the man, was admired by architects as an outspoken, uncompromising figurehead who challenged 'the establishment', both inside and outside architecture.
Neither man wavered from his uncompromising position, and both went to the grave claiming that the other was palpably mistaken.
Indeed, the totally uncompromising politics of this duke, in particular, can hardly be explained in any other way.
To be so uncompromising, dangerous, and confrontational became praiseworthy.
Few have practiced the calling so well, or with such bold, uncompromising, and enduring commitment.
Naive empiricism, on the other hand, promised to restore economics as 'science' by allowing it to be an 'uncompromising pursuit of truth'.
This uncompromising stance gave him political and religious credibility.
Indeed, the uncompromising stance of the radical opposition was increasingly becoming unsustainable, often criticised as reflecting an unwillingness to engage in constructive dialogue.
It is unlikely that texts with such uncompromising standards for women would have been silent if wives frequently poisoned their husbands.
The expectations of the disputants concerning the outcome of negotiations corresponded directly to their uncompromising stance.
Her uncompromising work returned our focus to aspects of musical communication and was a major influence on the development of women in composition.
Its language was strong and uncompromising, verging on intransigence.
Often radical and uncompromising in tone, utopian planning ideas had the potential to excite heated disagreement as well as great enthusiasm.
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