Sentence examples for equally stubborn from inspiring English sources

Greece is equally stubborn.

The Burmese military junta is equally stubborn.

Equally stubborn, however, are negative attitudes toward leprosy.

They're also equally stubborn products of their times.

Both are equally stubborn, yet had changed in numerous other ways.

Fashion editor Lady Clare Rendlesham, equally stubborn and alarmingly forbidding, refused.

Last May I boldly stated that when dealing with Bush you have to be equally as stubborn & fight fire with fire.

From this distance, the perseverance with Joel Tomkins in the second row ahead of Elliott Whitehead, who had such a fine season with the Catalans, and the continued absence of Zak Hardaker from the backline, seems equally strange, and stubborn – what was the point in naming Whitehead and Hardaker in the squad if they are not trusted to play in the matches?

As befits a court proceeding stemming from a deeply held conviction, Mr. Bloomberg will find himself confronting, in the defendant, a rather stubborn man of equally firm belief.

Meanwhile, Alexa's equally believable paternal grandfather is so stubborn that although he's thirsty he refuses tea with his wife in order to punish her for returning home 45 minutes late.

Equally realistic is the depiction of people's stubborn clinging to the rituals of ordinary life in the face of bizarre conditions, even certain death.