Sentence examples for ever stubborn from inspiring English sources

Ever stubborn, he told her that if he did not go in to his job at Cantor Fitzgerald, "literally the whole place would fall apart".

But 23 years on, The Female Eunuch's absence of anything substantial about the importance of abortion rights and access feels more disappointing than ever: stubborn in its inability or unwillingness to anticipate the revolution that would occur some three years later with Roe v Wade.

Ever the stubborn street fighter, Mr. Chrétien counterattacked with bold moves that left his opponents dazzled, including successfully pushing for ratification of the Kyoto climate control accord and increasing outlays on social programs.

2) Personality- Ever is stubborn, jealous, paranoid.

Men "are way too proud and stubborn to ever admit they're wrong".

THE ROOTS -- The Roots sound more stubborn than ever on their sixth album, "The Tipping Point" (Geffen).

Leonard Warren, one of the finest baritones ever but a famously stubborn learner, was 27 before he went to Italy to begin studying his craft in earnest.

Jakob refusing to get out of the car, stubborn as ever, reminds us of his father's platoon hustling Afghans from their vehicle, at gunpoint.

And yet, Netanyahu remains as stubborn as ever, laying out a policy position that's shared by exactly zero other countries in diplomatic talks with Iran - the United States especially.

Later, stubborn as ever, he adds, "I went long term when the market went day trader".

I fully expect the right to dig in its heels, to be as stubborn as ever, to continue its opprobrium and obstructionism.