inflexibly's Usage Examples:

Historians such as Gray and Weber argue that the Copperheads were inflexibly rooted in the past and were naïve about the refusal of the Confederates.

cache layer to achieve some of the advantages of caching (albeit a little inflexibly).

and set off from it by a well-developed constriction; the pronotum is inflexibly fused to the rest of the mesosoma, such that the promesonotal suture is.

for all his gentle modesty he was inflexibly firm and courageous in maintaining his convictions.

for its devotion to promoting, as public policy, the Vatican's inflexibly traditionalist approach to women, and reproductive health.

It is a perfectly solid scheme of development, but, inflexibly applied, it cannot offer more than equality against a vigorous Black response.

conquest and a monument erected pays homage to the Masties's memory, "inflexibly loyal to the Roman ideal and to the forms of imperial government," according.

floating dead wood on the downwind shore of a lake fart (old faht) — an inflexibly meticulous individual flatlander — visitor from elsewhere, often from.

kindly, described by the Observer as 'not a genius' but 'a good, capable, inflexibly honest legislator'.

He was upright, and inflexibly impartial when exercising his magisterial duties at the Assizes and the.

from his wife, Amy Reardon, née Yule, who cannot accept her husband's inflexibly high standards—and consequent poverty.

This signifies that they are borne inflexibly towards God.

suppression of the Paris Commune, he did his duty, as he saw it, rigorously and inflexibly, and earned a reputation for severity, which, throughout his later career.

The story moves inflexibly toward an ending which the onlooker more or less clearly expects, but.

mind on the matter, "for his decision to die had hardened more and more inflexibly.

She was, in Thomas Davies' words, "insensible to compunction and inflexibly bent on cruelty.

Unable to cope with his own lapse in the exacting moral standards he had inflexibly demanded of his subordinates, Fargo tendered his resignation to the President.

Conlon's scheduling, claiming it was unrealistic, but nonetheless enforced inflexibly.

of a sentence alters the meaning of that sentence, as definitely and inflexibly as the position of a camera alters the meaning of the object photographed.

possible to settle in advance exceptions to the general rule or to define inflexibly areas of morality into which the law is in no circumstances to be allowed.