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The chairs in the room were hard and unaccommodating.

While service is professional, it can also be a touch perfunctory and unaccommodating.

Excellent busing personnel, but some unaccommodating wait staff need direction.

"I am afraid you would find her unaccommodating, amigo.

I will not deny, but I have no unaccommodating prejudiced habits.

They can only have come from those "contemptible" Lutheran texts and their unaccommodating polemic.

What these companies are running into, Ms. Verde said, is an unaccommodating market just when they need to refinance.

He can be impatient, unaccommodating and rude.

That harsh, unaccommodating man had clearly loved his father, perhaps had loved him alone.

"H'mph," said the girl addressed, in an unaccommodating tone, but she made no further comment.

My responses were terse and unaccommodating.

No better haven, the vast oaken table offered an unaccommodating surface upon which to drop due to faintness.

On the whole, I can imagine the world rubbing along very well with marriage as unaccommodating as a perfected steel trap.

Every lady must doubtless be incommoded by having to do with that proverbially unaccommodating animal, the mule.

While I agree that the resort is probably the biggest, most varied and is quite beautiful, the managers are totally unaccommodating.

(Mosca to Gina: "We might find a new and not unaccommodating husband.

She gives a dangerous allure to Harriet's manipulativeness and ultimate validation to an unaccommodating character.

The voice was unaccommodating.

Jacob's soul was rough and unaccommodating.

Unaccommodating and neglectful service.

Johnson was equally unaccommodating.

But the novel . . . can subtly distort the unaccommodating new reality."

But when Lola does join him in New York, he proves remarkably unaccommodating, expecting her simply to fit into his life.

Sheldrake is awash in free perks from hotels that do not want to be cited in future books as unaccommodating.

He went about it doggedly, but if Hawk was fractious or unaccommodating, it was a trial for both of them.