Examples of using Recalcitrant in English and their translations into German
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Information on the potential recalcitrant metabolite.
Don't be recalcitrant, Kevin.
You recalcitrant, unworthy, defective urchin freaks.
Jesse Kingston was recalcitrant and headstrong and got what he deserved.
Please tell her… that this isn't a school for recalcitrant, criminal foreigners.
In the latter case they would be expected to provide detailed explanations, including the identification of any recalcitrant supervisors.
Nonconformist, recalcitrant, aloof and obscure.
We are talking about recalcitrant taxi drivers and their brazen scams.
Is very recalcitrant in every regard, hits and kicks with her feet.
Even the recalcitrant critic George Bernard Shaw praised“the variety of rhythm and figure”.
The prisoners considered recalcitrant were isolated in total obscurity,
confiscating Church property and exiling recalcitrant bishops.
Israel has maintained this recalcitrant stance despite a near unanimous demand by the international community that it complies.
less malleable or recalcitrant raw material,
was privately used as a place of detention for recalcitrant slaves.
When will recalcitrant Members be eliminated?
herd recalcitrant balls into their appointed pockets.
The West is constructing an all-purpose weapon against recalcitrant developing countries and non free market democracies.
He is accused of being recalcitrant and as desiring only to obscure their remembrance.
Children of such"recalcitrant" parents were to be placed in charitable homes.