Sentence examples for obdurate personality from inspiring English sources

Gibson looked at him incredulously and said, "Why, hell, the only way you could ever hurt me is if you happened to be a pretty good fastball hitter!" One longtime Cardinals writer said to me, "Bob was a thorny, obdurate personality, and there weren't too many people who were crazy about him.

Like "Blind Date," "The One-Armed Man" pits battalions of words against one person's obdurate silence.

"In the end, one lesson remained," Woodward concludes, "a lesson played out again and again through the history of American government: of all the forceful personalities pacing the halls of power, of all the obdurate cabinet officers, wily deputies and steely-eyed generals in or out of uniform, of all the voices in the chorus of Congress clamoring to make themselves heard, one person mattered most".

The insurgents remain obdurate.

P.S.G's personality seemed to be sitting up there with him; it was a team without its true leader, being made to fight like dogs against an obdurate, but faded, Valencia.

Joyce, however, was creatively obdurate.

Very obdurate, these island dudes.

Students have proved just as obdurate.

"The lawyer alone is obdurate," Münsterberg wrote.

Joleon Lescott has been notably obdurate.

The Swiss have not been completely obdurate.