Sentence examples for obstinately determined from inspiring English sources

The hour stretched out on the hearth like an old sheepdog, occasionally wagging its tail to show it was still alive, but obstinately determined to do as little as possible.

If Jackson is a gifted artist obstinately treading water, the same can't be said of Spike Lee, a gifted artist lately determined never to make the same bad film twice.

Yet this thought requires the possession of a distinctive concept of being bad whose application, on occasion, though lacking the power to determine an ethical decision, remains obstinately significant and inexpungible.

After this, however, it remained obstinately unaltered (see chart).

It may fix him obstinately in his errors, but will not cure them.

Near the front lines of Aleppo, it is not uncommon to find such incongruous holdovers from peacetime: civilians inured to war, obstinately living out their lives.

Or obstinately incurious cooks?

Their hearts, however, remain obstinately British.

But time, obstinately, does not stand still.

In one sense, Krauss is just obstinately ignoring this use.

This is obstinately so at Tony Luke's, near the Port Authority Bus Terminal.