Sentence examples for a bit headstrong from inspiring English sources

Wow, she's gone from being a bit headstrong and snooty to Lady frigging Macbeth.

But one could also see how Mr. Musk might be a bit headstrong about being excluded.

"They worried about me a lot more when I was younger, I used to be a bit headstrong.

I am told he is considered a bit headstrong with his opinions within the confines of the changing room.

She had the temerity to challenge Athene to a weaving contest, which got her changed into a spider - a bit headstrong, then.

"Maybe I was a bit headstrong," he said, "but the point I was trying to make was that in the Premiership games are stopping every two or three minutes and there are more people wearing bibs on the field than aren't.

Susan was a bit headstrong--she realized this--and she found it frustrating to be in such a deferential position.

Unfortunately (there's always an unfortunately), at boulevard speeds, the transmission – a rear-mounted seven-speed sequential manual with paddle actuation – can be a bit… headstrong.

Though he talks about a very happy childhood, he also claims to have left home and got himself a job and a place to live aged 13 – "I was in a bit of a gang, a headstrong guy".

The girl characters in these books were always depicted as being somehow flighty - impetuous, a bit moody, usually either timid like Anne or headstrong and "difficult" like George, who was continually being reprimanded by Julian and Dick.

That she was branded a bit of a diva is as much an indication, perhaps, of how the press treated female artists as how outspoken and headstrong Callas was at a time when that was considered unacceptable for a lady.