Sentence examples for bullheaded from inspiring English sources
"bullheaded" is a correct word in English and can be used in written English
It is an adjective that means stubbornly refusing to change one's mind or opinion, regardless of any arguments to the contrary. Example: He was very bullheaded when it came to his opinion on the matter, unable to be persuaded by anyone else.
adjective
Unreasonably stubborn.
- John was so bullheaded that he kept driving and refused to stop for directions, even after getting hopelessly lost.
(He was merciless when it came to skewering President Bush, whom he ridiculed variously as "bullheaded," "petulant," and "reckless").
He has foundered in his job as an editor of literature in translation (writers will pity the poor manuscript he aimlessly carries in his briefcase), has given up as a husband and has written off Ibi as too bullheaded.
That it didn't happen here suggests how conflicted, inconsistent and bullheaded we Americans can be when it comes to the very private, very intimate business of dying.
The negligent coach — and, I'm sad to say, bullheaded quarterback — hurt their team and jeopardized their future.
For a long time, bullheaded Mick hardly seems the ideal narrator for this delicately nuanced nightmare of a story.
Is it bullheaded of him to go on such a risky business trip?
Hunter said that the boy could be "bullheaded," but that he had worked with him to try and channel his stubbornness.
Mr. Rosenberg apologized for being bullheaded, or being perceived as bullheaded.
With the vigorous attacks on Mr. Summers that have erupted in recent days, now his supporters are engaged in a more public campaign to smooth his knotty reputation as being not just brilliant but also bullheaded and brusque.
Cayetano said, "He was bullheaded in telling people our problem is drugs.
