Sentence examples for pig-headedly from inspiring English sources
Well, I pig-headedly disagree: what's the use of having "social power" if you can't use it for good?
They planned to hold on, not pig-headedly but because they thought the company over time would be great.
He picks out for special mention what he sees as the BBC's pig-headedly liberal stance on immigration and Europe.
Smarter to do without them, than to plough pig-headedly on in the name of a political war on welfare.
"Gordon Brown is pig-headedly pursuing a third runway just to try and prove a political point," he said.The Tory leader's comments will not have impressed Britain's business lobby, which considers the runway vital to the country's competitive interests.
Even those that pig-headedly refuse to reform their economies could be punished.For Mr Barroso this "economic governance" is the only way to ensure the survival of the euro.
That's why he the pig headedly refused to apologize, and even stirred the pot a little more by taking the by now taking the ritual shot at Reverend Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson, calling them "professional racists".
Worth saw it all clearly, level-headedly and without illusion.
It may be that Russians are simply relieved that somebody is running the country, however wrong-headedly.
