inflexibly

The law now would inflexibly hold that they have failed.

I am tired of their inflexibly and not being able to see what is best for this country.

It was the first time he had been other than inflexibly opposed to higher rates.

She'd better get used to it, Guy thought inflexibly.

The wild note had died out of her voice, and she spoke rationally, but inflexibly.

Now, he thinks I intend to inflexibly force him to follow prophecy.

She went on inflexibly, "However, the onus will be upon your head.

Typically, on a government project, the specifications for each component are dictated inflexibly.

He was slow to make up his mind, but once decided, inflexibly determined to have his way.

"I ask only that truth be recognized as truth," she said inflexibly.

Thomas shook his head inflexibly and the murmur of approval that had started up died down.

"Also," he continued inflexibly, "you have become a question in our sight.

Neither one has any evidence the other doesn't have, although both are inflexibly convinced they just "know it in their hearts."

Both men and women accepted their roles without struggle; they were inflexibly unable to assume any other.

"In that case," remarked Bill inflexibly, "you're seeing me for the last time, and may look your fill!"

One inflexibly idealistic son lives to correct wrongs until his father's past catches up.

The debates of the Commons were temperate, rational and inflexibly firm.

"I can't go without my knitted vest," he said inflexibly.

After a short and furious rest in the potato store I entered the women's hospital, inflexibly determined on an inspection.

Burly, fearsome robots held all four of the intruders inflexibly.

In all discussions on the subject he adheres inflexibly to the view he has taken.

It was literally in my body, inflexibly, burning.

"Mother was weak and superstitious, just as you are," retorted Judith inflexibly.

His views were simply and inflexibly held.

The steel collar remained inflexibly fastened on her throat.