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.
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".
He is convinced that the time will come when even the most obstinate unionists will come to the negotiating table.
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.
Once considered the most obstinate kind of modernism, Minimalism has gradually, almost sub rosa, made its way into the public's heart.
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, runs the thinking.
Having snuffed out rebel strongholds one by one in a month-long offensive, its army stands poised to crush the most obstinate such redoubt, the Baba Amr district of Syria's third-largest city, Homs.
By now, even the most obstinate anti-stats fan would admit that the sub-.300 hitter Mike Trout (.289) is more productive than José Altuve (.343), who is on his way to this year's American League batting title.
A harsh light Swissness is not enough Sorry, no vacancies Broken contacts Ashes of a coalfire Pricing the surge ReprintsIt is now clear to even the most obstinate Swiss banker that he must change his game or face ruin.
