Sentence examples for adamant with from inspiring English sources
The phrase "adamant with" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means to be firm, determined, or unyielding about something. Example: Despite her parents' objections, she remained adamant with her decision to drop out of college and pursue her dream of becoming an artist.
"I had probably never been as adamant with any of my contracted athletes," Latham said.
"He has always been adamant with me that he did not engage in illegal campaign activity," Mr. Seidler said.
He is adamant, with the young Marx, that "philosophers have interpreted the world in various ways; the point, however, is to change it".
Fangio was more adamant with his rejection of the swirling rumors.
Later she's adamant with the staff at the nursing home that they change the water in his wildflowers every day, which they don't do.
It's interesting that God would be so adamant with the returning exiles about rebuilding the temple, especially since the central image the original temple was built to house was no longer there.
That focus will continue following this round, with Bashir adamant that with an estimated two percent of activity spend booked online, there's plenty of potential growth to be had at home before tackling international markets.
Wear full Adamant armor with anti-dragon breath shield or full rune (minus the kite) with anti-dragon breath shield and Rune Chainbody for best defense seeing as the rune plate isn't useable yet.
Heather Mac Donald, a senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, thinks that de Blasio will maintain voter support despite her adamant disagreement with his policies: "If he stops or radically slows down the creation of charter schools, who will notice?
But Saunders remains adamant that, with a bit of fine tuning, it could all so easily turn.
Despite his poor planning and rubbish mates, Rick Matenga remains adamant that with a few tweaks of his paddle bike he'll ready to take another crack in a month's time.
