uncooperative in English
He had poor eye contact and was generally uncooperative and unwilling to be interviewed.
Use "uncooperative" in a sentence
1. The witness was extremely uncooperative.
2. The girl was sullen and uncooperative.
3. He turned Bolshie and uncooperative
4. Investigators have been stymied by uncooperative witnesses.
5. I found him rude and uncooperative.
6. The captain is not only insulting but uncooperative.
7. It won't work with that uncooperative attitude.
8. Hubbel has been a very uncooperative witness.
9. She was an aggressive and uncooperative child.
10. When Leiber called Stoller, the composer was initially uncooperative.
11. Their uncooperative attitude caused the rent of the treaty.
12. It would not facilitate matters if you were uncooperative.
13. Why are you being so uncooperative? I don't need this aggro.
14. The mining unions are probably the most uncooperative of all.
15. Vehvecs can be idiosyncratic, uncooperative, even Antibiont at times even today
16. Police say the boyfriend of the missing woman has been uncooperative.
17. The oldest child, Benjamin, never produced an alibi and was extremely uncooperative with the police.
18. • They became Bossy , uncooperative , and hostile in their efforts to ward off depression .
19. They became bossy , uncooperative and hostile in their efforts to ward off depression.
20. She became uncooperative: unwilling to do her homework or help with any household chores.
21. Many of the older patients are uncooperative and difficult for the nurses to handle.
22. The President greeted me cordially, but formally-the way he did heads of uncooperative states.
23. Refusing to comply may make them appear aloof and uncooperative, creating a difficult atmosphere in the workplace.
24. Free riders may be ostracized because their colleagues can easily detect uncooperative attitudes to the company.
25. Professionals respond to reluctant, uncooperative or culturally different patients by unconsciously spending less time with them.
26. For four days, authorities struggled with uncooperative weather conditions that kept divers idle and with equipment problems.
27. Women with uncooperative husbands were forced to resort either to wiles such as these or to abortion.
28. When at last he succeeded the man was sullen and uncooperative, repeatedly demanding why we had come to Bahdu.
29. My father spent his first Christmas after liberation in jail because the Communists had marked him as uncooperative.
30. The solid uncooperative bundle was surprisingly heavy; it was like trying to manoeuvre a firm and rather smelly poultice.
31. 18 The solid uncooperative bundle was surprisingly heavy; it was like trying to manoeuvre a firm and rather smelly poultice.
32. More potent still was the dismay which gripped Washington whenever it contemplated the implications of a permanently weakened or uncooperative Britain.
33. In the decades from the early years of the revolution to the Glorious Revolution, the King took uncooperative strategies against the Parliament.
34. Attitudinal Used to describe a grouchy, uncooperative person. To display a pouty, difficult demeanor based on nothing other than being in a crabby mood
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36. Per Wikipedia: Balkanisation (British English), or Balkanization (American English), is a pejorative geopolitical term for the process of fragmentation or division of a larger region or state into smaller regions or states, which may be hostile or uncooperative with one another.