Sentence examples for deep stubborn from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, Jimmy McDonough's sprawling book exerts a deep, stubborn fascination.

But India's problems have deep and stubborn origins of the country's own making.

The petitions are posted at more than a dozen businesses in the neighborhood, where the campaign to free 68-year-old Oscar Lopez Rivera has deep and stubborn roots: he is the last remaining member of the radical group known as the F.A.L.N. (Spanish initials for Armed Forces of National Liberation) still in prison among more than a dozen convicted in the 1980s.

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He has influenced generations of artists as a free-floating conscience — producing art out of the deepest, most stubborn anxieties of their common vocation.

Those Parisians who out of deep thirst or stubborn instinct took their usual places at the café tables seemed visibly tense, and I couldn't blame them—how many killers were still on the loose?

That lacking digs deeper than his stubborn, occasionally comical allegiance to southern aphorisms and speaks to a general ignorance within the man.

All of the Virginia's faults were evident — the deep draft, slow speed, stubborn handling, but she was making good time, her engines performing better than ever.

His music is deep and tense and stubborn and extremely tender; his talk too, which comes in complete paragraphs, is full of these tempers.

In the auction world, all it takes is two stubborn collectors with deep pockets to create a buzz.

B5 ARTS E1-10 Record for Schiele Painting In the auction world, all it takes is two stubborn collectors with deep pockets to create a buzz.