Sentence examples for for some stubbornness from inspiring English sources

Except for some stubbornness.

After prolonged exposure to these smoldering doll-babies, it's hard not to long for some of the stubbornness of Lucy Ricardo Lucille Balll), the insatiability and bad temper of Samantha Jones (Kim Cattrall) or the nerve and self-possession of Mary Richards.

He denounced in vigorous terms the past policies of some American bankers for "stubbornness and incompetence" saying: "The money-changers have fled from their high seats in the temple of our civilisation.

Carver is barely sober, and has clearly been in some kind of fight, but is grateful to the old man for his stubbornness; it has enabled the Carver clan to go to Halifax.

Ms. Thomas was also known for her stubbornness.

And Berniece has good reason for her stubbornness.

But he would not apologize for his stubbornness.

Mr. Goldsmith was renowned for his stubbornness and charisma.

British steak connoisseurs are very grateful for that stubbornness.

But the North is famous for its stubbornness, and analysts doubt that message is getting across.

The stragglers who have stayed seem to have paid a price for their stubbornness.