intractably

From there on what was "good for black people" and what was actually "good cinema" became intractably conflated.

Rodney Barnes: Red Tails Rodney Barnes 2012

From there on what was "good for black people" and what was actually "good cinema" became intractably conflated.

Rodney Barnes: Red Tails Rodney Barnes 2012

I hope they'll come away from this book with a deeper understanding that we're all a lot more the same than we are different; that our humanity intractably binds us, and that there's no getting out of it.

James McBride discusses Song Yet Sung 2010

So, what a very big job it seems, to ensure ‘civil rights’ to such a highly, but intractably diverse, workforce!?

Wonk Room » Momentum Builds For New Civil Rights Act, But Will Congress Be Aggressive Enough? 2009

We can endlessly rehearse the causes of industrial decline in Britain blaming the investors, the workforce and the entrepreneurs, but mostly it is near-sighted politicians and, ironically, those who believe intractably in free-market capitalism who have destroyed industry.

Letters: Britain's economy and the German model 2012

There are two sides seemingly intractably opposed on how we should reduce our national debt.

Larry Hirsch: Why Dems Should Go Left On Debt Committee Larry Hirsch 2011

I was depressed for more than twenty-five years — intractably so, despite good meds and excellent shrinkage.

Best of 2009: Article 2009

I was depressed for more than twenty-five years — intractably so, despite good meds and excellent shrinkage.

Archive 2009-12-01 2009

There are two sides seemingly intractably opposed on how we should reduce our national debt.

Larry Hirsch: Why Dems Should Go Left On Debt Committee Larry Hirsch 2011

And yet before it had seemed so intractably complex.

World Wide Mind Michael chorost 2011