Sentence examples for particularly stubborn from inspiring English sources

American geologists were particularly stubborn.

Like a particularly stubborn Jehovah's Witness, perhaps.

If the two students are particularly stubborn, prices can go over $50.

There is one particularly stubborn leak just behind the left breast.

A European Union delegation has begun talks with China, which is particularly stubborn about accepting returned migrants.

The story of the wayward moth is a particularly stubborn example of what is known as folk etymology.

Social conservatives retort that they are the people who deliver the votes: if the Republican Party relies only on business conservatives and libertarians, it will be reduced to a rump.A third fight concerns Mr Bush's foreign policy, particularly his stubborn defence of the Iraq war.

The citric acid contained in lemon juice is an effective skin lightener, and can be used to fade or remove both natural and fake tans, particularly from stubborn areas such as hands and feet.

Though she likes rough voices like Chris Knight's and Steve Earle's, hers is animated and clean and agreeable, not particularly spiteful or stubborn.

I particularly admired his stubborn constancy of tempo at times when the temptation to indulge the thrill of the moment is always strong.

Sometimes you need to be stubborn, particularly in English cricket - you only have to look at this week, some of the names that are bandied around, and the way the country explodes.