Sentence examples for Stubborn fool from inspiring English sources
Lenny, a lifelong bachelor with a one-room apartment in Brooklyn, is a stubborn fool and unlikable loudmouth, although Mr. Chianese brings out the heartbreaking loneliness under his curmudgeonly grandiosity.
Having spent three months traveling on foot from Mosul, Iraq, during which he was captured and held prisoner for eight days by the Turkish Army, Bilal is a stubborn fool for love who hopes to cross the English Channel to be with his Kurdish sweetheart, Mina (Derya Ayverdi, Mr. Ayverdi's sister).
As the plot unfolds, readers find that Candide is no rogue, Cunégonde becomes ugly and Pangloss is a stubborn fool.
The phrase "never give in" doesn't mean be a stubborn fool.
A strange and dangerous paradise, L.A., and we stubborn fools insist on staying put despite earthquakes, drought, forest fires, the dwindling shoreline.
They go for him, surprisingly dated insults like "moron" and "stubborn old fool" flying through the woodwork.
"We're just a couple of stubborn old fools," said Rivers.
And he turned his hand to biblical bombast for Cecil B De Mille's The Ten Commandments, to juxtapose with exclamations like this: "Oh Moses, Moses, you stubborn, splendid, adorable fool!" His music, for all its intrinsic appeal, was necessarily the handmaiden of absurdity.
(No one in Scorsese's The Last Temptation of Christ ever said, "Oh Jesus, Jesus, you stubborn, splendid, adorable fool," the way they would have if DeMille had made it).
The video-game designer's latest project, The Witness, reflects his personality: logical, stubborn, unsuffering of fools.
