recalcitrantly

In America, the land of opportunity that has sometimes recalcitrantly welcomed the world's "poor and huddled masses," gay people do not yet enjoy the benefits of full citizenship and anti-gay discrimination is still legal.

Christian de la Huerta: Coming Out Spiritually Christian de la Huerta 2010

The most remarkable thing of all perhaps is that, despite the high volume of traffic, street life of some kind recalcitrantly clings on.

Vancouver says goodbye to Olympic streetcar « Stephen Rees's blog 2010

In America, the land of opportunity that has sometimes recalcitrantly welcomed the world's "poor and huddled masses," gay people do not yet enjoy the benefits of full citizenship and anti-gay discrimination is still legal.

Christian de la Huerta: Coming Out Spiritually Christian de la Huerta 2010

Her stomach, recalcitrantly rounded despite the odd attempt to bully it into shape with punishing sit-ups, went too.

Legend of the Vanishing Body Sharon Bakar 2004

Her stomach, recalcitrantly rounded despite the odd attempt to bully it into shape with punishing sit-ups, went too.

Archive 2004-12-01 Sharon Bakar 2004

Yet, in these and the other texts my book discusses, the past recalcitrantly persists, and it persists in potent, wrenching, surprising, and sometimes deadly ways.

Critical Presentism 2002

The main argument against Israel from the left seems to be that Hamas is so recalcitrantly evil that no amount of fighting will change it, so Israel should just accept that and meet their demands.

BLACKFIVE 2009

The extent of his zeal to live (surely the more pervasive and predominate it was the more healthy the human psyche) he was uncertain of in such an exhausted state with inordinate muck, the black dust and fabric of the brain, in all sectors animated and taking on primitive life like a mass of prions rising from nothing recalcitrantly, clogging his mind with their movements, his will, his sensibility lost to them that were no more than adumbrations of forgotten aspects of his life ... lost.

An Apostate: Nawin of Thais

After some days trying to install a database server I had never used before (which, recalcitrantly, refuses to work correctly) and enduring many problems in the implementation of a system I’m working at presently (which are normal — and expected — development issues, but that stress me anyway), I believed that the weekend would be the only good thing in the week.

Reflective Surface - Terrible week 2003

After some days trying to install a database server I had never used before (which, recalcitrantly, refuses to work correctly) and enduring many problems in the implementation of a system I’m working at presently (which are normal — and expected — development issues, but that stress me anyway), I believed that the weekend would be the only good thing in the week.

Reflective Surface - Archives: 2003 May 2003