uncooperative

We've tried to talk to the kid, but he has been very uncooperative.

And no player wants to be seen as being uncooperative.

I know your line of work requires you to deal with some people who well, let's just call them uncooperative.

He refused to answer questions asked by the police and was very uncooperative.

However, a few months later, the group would determine that he had done little to change and was still being uncooperative.

The court records said the father had been uncooperative in the investigation.

If a particular place or service has been uncooperative, a letter is sent by the organization.

It's the second year in a row they've been so uncooperative.

You are clearly going to be too uncooperative, which is a shame.

I talked to Adam, but he was quite uncooperative, no help at all.

The driver became uncooperative and was arrested, the police said.

Sensing that I was being uncooperative, she sent for me again.

She is sent to a concentration camp for being uncooperative.

Beyond that, he is said to have been uncooperative, giving few details about how the money was raised or used.

Though she can turn quite uncooperative in certain areas of testing."

Each side has found the other intransigent, or simply uncooperative.

"They said the people who answered the door were uncooperative.

Unstable people who need help can be uncooperative and volatile.

However, the weather that week was bitterly cold and uncooperative.

Moreover, uncooperative behavior can be considered social in certain situations.

During her time at the castle one or two of the slaves had been uncooperative and difficult.

Chance is in love and you have been uncooperative.

He was particularly uncooperative when it came to getting witnesses."

The uncooperative will not be a barrier to our efforts."

Working quickly at her uncooperative controls, she added, "We have a visual."