Sentence examples for enough stubborn from inspiring English sources

Alexander Ovechkin may be something that used to be unthinkable in professional sports: an athlete good enough, popular enough, rich enough, stubborn and independent enough to make a professional league bend to his will.

A country music that can do that might also be a country music strong enough, and stubborn enough, to hear a surefire hit from one of the biggest pop stars in the world and tell her goodbye, for now.

"Some metrics in France have been deteriorating a tad but not enough for stubborn politicians to change course," Mr. Merk said.

Yet Mr. Pataki's commitment to tax cuts faces its most serious test this year, and it remains to be seen whether he is stubborn enough or popular enough to weather the firestorm his proposed cuts to education will ignite.

"There is something amazing going on, which has gone on for a very long time, but which has fallen completely out of view behind the romantic, touristy view of the Lake District," he says, "and I am stubborn enough and foolish enough to want to stick my head up and say: 'That's bullshit.

He has presented himself as someone who would be willful and stubborn enough, or just extreme enough, to follow Trump even if Party leaders decided that it was madness to do so.

[Daily News] One repair job Monday was not enough for a stubborn pothole in Brooklyn.

I'm glad Mr. Marsalis is stubborn enough to follow his own muse.

But I still am stubborn enough to think that I can still do this.

Or perhaps Talbot is stubborn enough to hang on to his creation.

Mr. Menachem, 43, said the new settlement would survive if its creators were stubborn enough.