Sentence examples for either stubborn from inspiring English sources
"I was either stubborn or foolish, but I was unwilling to give up on my dreams," The South Bend Tribune quoted him as telling a College Football Hall of Fame luncheon in 2007.
Buying into this oxymoron requires either a stubborn faith in the moral compasses of those in power or an ample dosing of, say, 3-Quinuclidinyl benzilate, the military incapaciting agent commonly known as BZ.
To the Editor: To be an engineer, you have to be either brilliant or stubborn.
"It's stubbornness only if you haven't really haven't considered all ranges of opinions," Mr. Giuliani said, in a tone that you could describe as either decisive or stubborn.
And many saw in the film, either in its stubborn marshal or its mendacious townsfolk, a veiled reference to the anti-Communist crusades and blacklisting of the early 50's.
More stubborn than either of them is Anton Chigurh (Javier Bardem).
And Merida's not universally "good" either – she's a stubborn daredevil, sometimes selfish and even spiteful.
But Apple decided to use the technology without licensing Samsung's '348 patent, either because Apple was stubborn or because Samsung demanded too much for a FRAND license, depending on whom you ask.
Steampunk is both retro and futurist in the worst ways you can be either thing, it's stubborn but also pretentious, twee but tyrannical.
But he was either too polite or too stubborn not to.
True, the polling shows stubborn camps at either end of the spectrum – those who would pull up the drawbridge tonight versus those who would keep it open and unchecked.
