Sentence examples for its stubbornness from inspiring English sources

In "Stay Out Here," which earns all its length and its stubbornness, it's both.

But its saving grace comes in its stubbornness: it doesn't care that all unfolds with mind-numbing inevitability, it's not bothered that the clichés come as thick and fast as a custard tsunami.

So I'd urge China's government to reconsider its stubbornness.

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

But American policy makers are frustrated by its stubbornness during a period of relative prosperity abroad.

Afterward, Rangers Coach Ron Low was not upset with his team's effort, just with its stubbornness.

Samardzija simply called it stubbornness.

"It involves superimposing broken English written in multi-coloured Comic Sans on to pictures of shiba inus, a small Japanese breed of dog known for its spirited stubbornness", explains Alex Hern.

And yet for all the prime minister's political skills, and the way he overwhelms party and cabinet, and for all that his conduct may seem formidable in its sheer stubbornness, he cannot control events -- or dictate public opinion.

Is it just stubbornness that makes Mr. Martins keep reviving his "Swan Lake" without trying to improve its more obviously weak patches?

"Part of it is stubbornness.