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Перевод: unbending

[прилагательное]
негнущийся; непреклонный; нецеремонный; нечопорный; простой

Тезаурус:

1. There are those who grow up in a very rigid and often fiercely religious environment, crushed into a mould, dictated by unbending rules and regulations, where little demonstrative love is shown.
2. Before we look at the last goal of transformation, unbending curved relationships, it will be helpful to return briefly to the debate about the goals of development.
3. Whitleys must have had pretty strong undercarriages and Ansons unbending props.
4. Many East Germans say that, though they themselves do not want to leave, there is almost universal resentment at the official lies and the unbending attitudes of the authorities, who, by cancelling visa-free travel to Czechoslovakia this week, made it even more difficult to escape what one person called "our cage".
5. Detailed investigations reveal these to be adults who attempt to shape, control and judge the behaviour and attitudes of their children according to unbending standards of conduct, usually absolute standards, often determined by theological considerations.
6. "Thank you for unbending, Miss Fanshawe.
7. Mrs Thatcher was usually termed "a conviction politician", most at home with others of that stern, unbending creed.
8. CHANCELLOR Kohl yesterday appealed again to East Germany's unbending leaders to introduce reforms as anxiety grew here that the situation in East Germany could hurtle out of control.
9. Unbending curvy lines
10. Parents who are secure enough to give reasons, to show understanding and to listen carefully know their authority is not threatened by "giving" a little, by refusing to be "unbending" at all times.
11. In the long view he thought that his father's unbending moral conviction was important in his own life.
12. Under their Chairman, Arthur Allen, the District's committee raised a series of questions about the negotiated settlement and were unbending on the issue of retention of the District's autonomy in all its affairs and highly critical of the failure to secure the appointment of Jacques as a joint
13. East Europe's longest-serving leader, Mr Zhivkov was forced to quit by growing dissident activity and rumblings among senior party figures over his unbending hardline policies.