Sentence examples for For the stubbornness from inspiring English sources

But his explanation for the stubbornness of poverty would ultimately lend ammunition both to Great Society liberals and to those, like Mr. Murray, who opposed such spending.

Mr. Fox started out by apologizing to viewers for the stubbornness he showed earlier, but he said it was the product of firm character.

But one suspects that, like many sober-sided and deliberate people, he is extremely brittle, and that it is the brittleness, rather than the self-importance, that accounts for the stubbornness.

Do your best to find out the reason for the stubbornness.

After prolonged exposure to these smoldering doll-babies, it's hard not to long for some of the stubbornness of Lucy Ricardo Lucille Balll), the insatiability and bad temper of Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) or the nerve and self-possession of Mary Richards.

For Mr. Cogeval, the stubbornness was simply "a bit of theater and that is the lyrical aspect of preparing the show".

But inside the Capitol, interviews with lawmakers on both sides reveal deeper reasons for the standoff, and the stubbornness that has accompanied it.

Plutoids are also sufficiently massive for gravity to overcome the stubbornness of rock and smooth out their personal lumps, although they may not be the gravitationally dominant bodies in their neighborhood In precipitating clouds, water droplets are exceptionally sticky, as the lightly positive end of one water molecule seeks the lightly negative end of another.

No matter what you think of Barry Bonds — and an understanding nod to whose who have been trying hard not to think of him at all — it was vaguely possible during his perjury trial to manage a smidgen of admiration for the complete stubbornness with which he approached his unmasking.

And for the next three years, Aitken writes: "The stubbornness of her attitude and her inexperience in foreign affairs killed off all opportunities for the conflict to be avoided".

WALL STREET JOURNAL Falcone's Long Battle for LightSquared  |  Philip A. Falcone, the former hockey player who runs the hedge fund Harbinger Capital Partners, has fought a losing battle for his wireless company with the stubbornness that characterizes his business dealings, Bloomberg News reports, citing interviews with friends, investors and the man himself.