Sentence examples for So hardheaded from inspiring English sources

Ament later said, "We were so hardheaded about the 1995 tour.

"I was so hardheaded and stupid and didn't really appreciate her nearly as much as I wish I had.

I grew up in New Jersey so hardheaded toughness and a bulldoggish inability to let go of revenge are part of my birthright.

Last week the state of Oregon announced that it would curtail many medical services for the poor -but the move does not demonstrate hardheartedness so much as hardheaded compassion.

In the video accompanying the award's announcement, Clinton says of Giustra, "The thing I like about him is that he is both idealistic and very hardheaded, so he doesn't want to waste his money, and he doesn't want to waste his time".

Smith's hope that Obama's "flexibility of voice" may lead to "flexibility in all things" derives not so much from hardheaded political analysis as from academic high theory, which assumes that those who live between cultures best represent and articulate the human condition today.

Why are allegedly hardheaded engineers so financially irrational?

A section of hardheaded, politically brainwashed people who were so far living in the back allies seems to have suddenly made their way to the frontlines, resulting in a cultural surge characterized by lies, propaganda and denialism.

Similarly, while no big-box executive can risk being seen by shareholders to be openly taking the side of the lowest-paid employees, there is a hardheaded argument to be made for doing so: the company's revenues depend on higher hourly wages.

This is why Teran plans that by the time Q is publicly traded — if it ever is — he will have so fully built out the model that even the most hardheaded successor will continue to implement it.

Ms. Dunst's Nicole has a soft, hazy, kittenish quality that makes her approachable, but she's so heedless that you can't help but see her hardheaded father's point when he warns Carlos not to throw away his life on her.