unbendingly

For the great Swedish writer and director, final turns out to mean unbendingly severe.

Unwittingly but unbendingly they make one wrong call after another and end up destroying their daughter's life.

Granted, this manual isn’t nearly as unbendingly prescriptive as your previous works.

He accepted orders instantly, drove the men under him unbendingly and adored his general unswervingly.

Was it because they were too unbendingly alike that they fought and could not come to terms, as Janyn had said?

If he hadn't made it a rule to have nothing to do with the members of the chorus, he would have approached her most unbendingly.

Anu, a young boy, is sent off to a madrasah by his unbendingly devout father Kazi.

But Mr. Havel, a patient man with his own domestic political difficulties, seemed entirely serious - and unbendingly persistent.

Even when he's flying, Dracula's posture is as unbendingly straight-backed as that of a butler's butler.

His torso is unbendingly vertical, with his long, gangling legs, encased in slightly too short trousers, doing most of the articulated movement.

He had the equivalent of two hundred fifty pounds of radium within inches of his body," the Major said unbendingly," and naturally it wasn't healthy.

No, they tell us:because nothing is deterministic,because nothing is unbendingly fore-ordained, everything is within our individual control.

Natural selection, he thought, is like a miserly accountant; it is unbendingly utilitarian and favors only traits that are useful in the struggle to survive.

It takes an unbendingly tough line on ETA, and has accused previous left-leaning governments of being soft on terrorism.

He was, as the Israeli researcher Matti Steinberg once wrote, a "secular fundamentalist," unbendingly dedicated to early Fatah ideology.

As important, he was a man of the highest principle, unbendingly committed to the exposure and ending of injustice and inhumanity, above all torture, wherever it occurred.

She found Ras Tafari and Fitawrari Hapte Giorgis to be unbendingly opposed, and so gave up.

Instead, Mr. Gramm has tried to storm his way to the Republican nomination with the twin bludgeons of an unbendingly conservative economic message and an enormous campaign war chest.

The unbendingly rigid stance of Georgina Parkinson, who played the stepmother, made her a terrifying pillar of the community, a woman turned to stone by her concern for propriety.

The Church insisted unbendingly that adopting couples should be practising Catholics, but there was no proper investigation of their background - as long as they had the money to pay the "donation."

They advocate strict segregation of the sexes and an unbendingly literal interpretation of the Quran, saying society should mirror the way the prophet ruled the early Muslims in the 7th Century.

He calls it “humanist capitalism” and believes unbendingly that it is “the only way” forward for modern businesses “as consumers want to know, or will want to know, that their goods are made humanely”.

It was circulated by a group of unbendingly conservative Republicans who were protesting the invitation to Mr. Pataki by boycotting the dinner in favor of a "pro-life chili supper."

Mr. Kavesh and others insist that Mr. Greenspan is too pragmatic an economist to adhere unbendingly to Ayn Rand's laissez-faire approach, with its strong idea of making it on your own in the marketplace.

(Holden) 'SARABAND' (R, 107, in Swedish) Ingmar Bergman has called his bleak, unbendingly severe made-for-television epilogue to "Scenes From a Marriage" his final statement on film.