Sentence examples for best stubborn from inspiring English sources
In history, he will appear as the singular presence who walked unflinchingly through the falling ash and debris, consoled the bereaved families, attended an unbearable number of funerals and exemplified the best stubborn spirit of a vital but stricken city.
This spate of festivals hasn't yet become anything like the big-ticket indie-rock circuit, in which every festival lineup looks roughly the same: punk promoters, at their best, are stubborn, utopian and not given to compromise.
He was at his stubborn best when the Knicks teetered on caving in during a tense finish.
Neither package of bills is expected to gain much traction in Congress, where the parties remain deeply divided over the best approach to stubborn unemployment, low wages and too few new jobs.
A genuinely radical right-wing ideologue, Gove – whose wife Sarah Vine has become a Lady Macbeth for the 21st century, telling her husband to be his "stubborn best" – has boasted of "driving change, often in teeth of opposition".
I had been studying her intently, figuring out how best to render her stubborn tangle of hair.
Alternatively, Germany responded to such a system with the same level of analysis and did its best to overcome the stubborn Danish backline with a constant control of possession and the run of play.
The Jets are a tough, stubborn group, qualities best indicated by the fact that they became the first team since the 1989 Green Bay Packers to win three games in a season by a point.
I've discovered that the best way to encourage resistant, stubborn, shy, or overwhelmed students to accept help is to publicly require that everyone in the class gets help.
He has never had to deal with the very best star players, people who are stubborn and require a particular approach.
