intransigence (noun)

1. The intransigence of certain religious leaders made it difficult to find common ground and compromise.

2. The artist's intransigence in refusing to compromise on their vision led to a truly unique and impactful piece of art.

3. The intransigence of the protagonist's beliefs caused tension and conflict throughout the novel.

4. The intransigence of the magical creature resulted in a thrilling battle between good and evil in the fantasy realm.