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• r  in an inflexible manner
  `You will--because you must!,' Madam told her inflexibly

• This party pledges itself and its candidates to stand inflexibly for government by due process of law and against all groups, open or secret, which attempt to take the law into .
• Sexually repressed, still beautiful and inflexibly virtuous, Tula (Aurora Bautista) becomes a spinsterish "Aunt Tula" to her dead sister's small son and daughter.
• That old document says inflexibly: No person shall be a Senator who shall not have attained to the age of 30 years.

• flexibly

Quotes

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• Aimé Césaire in International Herald Tribune
  I remain faithful to my beliefs and remain inflexibly anti-colonialist,Cesaire said at the time.
• Jean-Claude Trichet in Wall Street Journal
  ...what appeared a sop to German sensibilities that have been ruffled by the ECB's aggressive and unorthodox initiative to start buying government bonds, Trichet said the bank remains "inflexibly committed to price stability" and promised...
• Ma Ying-jeou in Taipei Times
  Accusing the government of "rigid dogmatism" on foreign policy, such as "inflexibly using the name `Taiwan'" to apply for WHO membership, Ma said that the KMT would employ more flexible methods to develop foreign relations, such as being less...