Sentences with phrase «from unyielding»

Boredom in the playroom is something most therapists experience — from an unyielding yawn to counting the ticks of a slow - moving clock, we've all found ourselves less than enthused in one session or another.

With climate change upon us, there are companies to invest in for the long - term that will profit from this unyielding global condition along with those to avoid that make «a damn good buggy whip» in a doomed sector.

And his re-invention of school league tables - away from the unyielding reliance on five good GCSEs - could be an unexpected and long - lasting influence.

While the 24th Street conversion went relatively smoothly, activist parents typically encounter serious pushback from unyielding teachers unions and their fellow travelers.

He is protected from arrest by Metropolitan police officers because the building is sovereign Ecuadorian territory - but he can not leave without permission from an unyielding British government.

The breeding pigs also suffered injuries from sharp crate protrusions and open pressure sores that developed from their unyielding confinement.

Not exact matches

That unyielding response has drawn plenty of its own critics, particularly from Ingraham's defenders on the right.

You would say that's just my «unyielding neck» and then I only expected proof from my man made preconceived notions.

From the surface, they look like barren landscapes, with sand swept surfaces of unyielding granite.

Six years later, what remains from that period is an unyielding and sometimes humiliating awareness of the gap between intentions and actions — and a palpable gratitude for the activities, like sex and cooking, that minimize that gap.

The Bavarians have also regained their unyielding grip on first place in Germany, with Saturday's 2 - 1 come - from - behind win at Wolfsburg leaving them 19 points clear at the summit.

It is far from clear whether a successor would be any better or what form a change of prime minister would take but the context is too dark and unyielding for May to rule for very long in this parliament.

In relation to Brexit she has been unyielding so far but from this week it is the House of Commons that is in control and not her bewildered government.

The group justified their resolve to go public with the issues, claiming it was as a result of unyielding responses from their leaders internally.

After the election defeat of 1992 a whole generation of Labour figures, who were to rise to prominence in the New Labour era from 1994 onwards, concluded that victory would only come if an intense and unyielding discipline on language and behaviour were maintained.

We hear from students all the time that they came to yoga on accident, stressed - out athletes looking for something fun to try, something new to master, and something to help bend unyielding muscles a bit more easily.

On the other hand, no transposition would have helped Russell Crowe as the lawman Javert, Valjean's unyielding antagonist: His voice is tight and comes from the head, the sound of a foghorn ending in a wheeze.

The film's commitment to Cormac McCarthy's dark vision may prove too unyielding for some, but the film benefits from hauntingly powerful performances - including Theron, whose memory comforts a man on a mission of survival.

While true crime documentaries are all the rage these days, Wormwood presents an intriguing investigation from a different perspective that is gripping and unyielding all throughout.

Here's just a taste of Dickinson's unyielding language, taken from the end of one of her most celebrated anatomies of trauma: «As freezing persons, recollect the Snow — / First — Chill — then Stupor — then the letting go --».

It helps that he is using Jean Dujardin, who is working against type as the tough, unyielding magistrate, a performer whose title role in George Valentin's silent film «The Artist» is a gem of comedy in which a Jack Russell terrier stole the show right from under Dujardin.

Claire (who doesn't care for that name anymore) points out that Faults takes its own name from seismic and psychic pressures alike, and after being steeped in Ansel's unyielding stress, it's not hard to recognize the appeal of such a self - actualizing mentality.

The 58 - year - old administrator has said he will resign at the end of this school year from the top job in a district grappling with unyielding academic shortcomings, alleged test tampering, and missing candy money and equipment.

Because of this, the development of reading policy moved from consensus - building and lively conversation to unyielding positions and harsh arguments.

The trim goes from soft to hard and unyielding, the piano black garnish on the door pulls disappears, there's no fold - down centre armrest and no air vents.

Silent, unyielding, and imposing, like the alien mother ship from «District 9.»

From the acclaimed author of the Scott Cullen series, Snared is an unyielding police procedural that fearlessly examines the uncomfortable grey areas between right and wrong, and between «us» and «them.»

The American Cancer Society combines an unyielding passion with nearly a century of experience to save lives and end suffering from cancer.

This shift from one kind of space to another, from an exposed, God's eye view to the unyielding flatness of gridded limitations harkens to the decorative framing devices common to the tradition of idealized maps.

For Tuesday Evenings at the Modern, Andria Hickey expands upon her recent curatorial work to explore the shifting nature of the art object from the sanctioned art spaces of galleries and museums to the unyielding context of the public realm.

Civic Exchange Society evolved from Meg Mitchell's large - scale sculptural installation, Tenacious Numismatic Hops Exchange: a hop garden for unyielding people, which MMoCA commissioned and installed in the spring of 2017.

The gallery thus suffered from its remit of being too British and unyielding on keeping things as they should be — or rather, as they always have been.

Burford's art practice stems from his experiences working in film and television production where he began to question the immersive and distractive nature of its unyielding constructed temporality.

That the Brooklyn Rail of 2015 broadcasts talented voices from Brooklyn and beyond to a worldwide audience speaks to the unyielding vision and energy of Phong, his staff, and their supporters.

Our commitment to excellence and unyielding dedication to finding the right formula is an important variable that separates us from our competition.

Ironically, the Conservative MP who benefitted from the Supreme Court's unyielding commitment to the sacred right to vote, Ted Opitz himself, was sitting right there in the Committee room throughout Thursday's session.

Through our unyielding dedication to customer service, Travel Insured has earned an A + rating from the Better Business Bureau and a 5 - Star Editor Review from TravelInsuranceReview.net.

Get in on these fast - paced, idea - filled conversations during the next six weeks as I host six of my colleagues, experts in the field who are developing innovative approaches that can free patients from trauma's unyielding grip and bring healing to long - entrenched wounds.