Sentence examples for extremely stubborn from inspiring English sources

One is extremely stubborn, inflexible and unwilling to change.

Some grew as easily as weeds; others were extremely stubborn.

"I had sympathy for her, though she is extremely stubborn".

[Comments will be opened at 8am] A small patch of extremely stubborn rocket Photograph: Zoe Williams Updated at 9.48am GMT.

Expert opinion is divided, but one European finance minister, who describes Mr De Gucht as "an extremely stubborn man with nothing to lose", thinks he might.

He says that Mr De Gucht is "an extremely stubborn man with nothing to lose" as he plans to leave the Commission soon and return to national politics in Belgium.

Saying that Mr. Troy had shown no remorse, the judge called him "extremely dangerous, arrogant, stubborn, a mean individual hellbent on causing as much pain as you could".

While extremely effective at killing stubborn dandelions, clover, ground ivy and wild violets, Imprelis is now suspected by many landscapers to be equally effective at attacking trees, even when applied in accordance with the manufacturer's instructions.

John Jacobson told Reuters that Holmes was uncooperative, "really, oddly, stubborn" and "extremely shy".

Misty and I are sisters and we are both human, we can be stubborn and extremely emotional at times.

That, and be stubborn, extremely stubborn.