unaccommodating

How To Use unaccommodating In A Sentence

• How unaccommodating that I am unable to dance.
• Such appeals are unaccommodating of, and negate, special treatment or consideration for particular groups.
• The owners of paradise.com and utopia.com were similarly unaccommodating. In the Plex
• The Lambs of London is beautifully written and effectively creates a nineteenth century world of intellectuals and entrepreneurs who are following dreams and trying to forge their own way in such an unaccommodating world.
• They routinely confront verbal, physical, and emotional assault in and around the buildings purported to be their safe havens, often while already struggling with issues of self-worth precipitated by an unaccommodating society. Tim Shriver Jr.: Bullying Revisited: Retarded?
• When they decide to have an honest go at life, they find the world cold and unaccommodating to their unbridled enthusiasm.
• Kline recounts how the REA's ‘Utilization Division’ pushed new and expanded uses of electricity onto a sometimes attentive but unaccommodating farm population.
• There are many, many of us who believe that to give women the suffrage will be to compel her to move into a sphere that is harsh and unaccommodating - and unnatural.
• The harsh frost ensured that the thawed out playing field quickly became a sticky unaccommodating surface and Addingham nearly slipped up against their struggling opposition.
• That I was so willing to help them retrieve you from government possession, when I had been so unaccommodating of his other requests, likely has something to do with his way of thinking.