Sentence examples for The stubbornness from inspiring English sources
noun
The state of being stubborn.
The stubbornness paid off.
The stubbornness had drained away; it was only lifeless now.
The stubbornness Mason displayed that evening mirrored the stubbornness he displayed on the court for Riley's warriors, the defensive overachievers who beat their opponents into submission.
The stubbornness that allowed Schwikert to survive helped her become an athlete.
"The stubbornness of the Ministry of Defense has turned into a political problem for Putin," Mr. Golts wrote.
The stubbornness of dominant ideals of masculinity offers them little let-up in what they're supposed to do and be.
The stubbornness is around, um, when I'm told that I'm not supposed to study certain things, it motivates me to wanna know why that is.
The stubbornness of that one idea has discouraged individuals, environmental organizations, and governments from taking the bold steps necessary to address today's ecological crisis.
The stubbornness myth may stem from the days when many packers and muleteers thought that the whip was the only way to control an animal.
