Sentence examples for most obstinate from inspiring English sources

Surprisingly, the results converted even the most obstinate among us.

Witty and wry, with a penchant for vaudevillian delivery, Barker could get along with even the most obstinate characters.

He is convinced that the time will come when even the most obstinate unionists will come to the negotiating table.

The statement also said, "every enterprise on the part of Italians has constantly met with systematic opposition of the most obstinate and most unjustified nature".

But I know that, when it came to Oscar, my technique set off alarm bells that only the most obstinate parent could ignore.

By constantly moving the most obstinate, often dangerous, prisoners around the system, they have less time to cause havoc and spread their web of influence.

Bosanquet noted: "He has a tremendous chin – the most obstinate-looking jaw".

The stage musical version of J.M. Barrie's story has traditionally made Peter's refusal literal by casting a grown woman in drag to play theater's most famous obstinate boy.

Jeremy Scott is probably the most foolish and obstinate designer alive.

Barack Obama walked into the White House in January 2009 with his own set of structural and strategic challenges: an economy in free fall; a 24-hour cable-news and talk-radio-fed culture eager to blare "crisis!" headlines every 12 minutes, making long-view evaluations of a presidency impossible; and most important, an obstinate Congress.

Then came 2009, and surely Andrew Flintoff's finest spell on his last Test appearance at the ground, his second-innings five-for accounting for the openers and, perhaps most importantly, the obstinate Brad Haddin as England secured their first Lord's win over the Aussies for 75 years.