Sentence examples for remarkably stubborn from inspiring English sources

He has proven remarkably stubborn in the past.

Even so, adversaries committed to a low-technology guerrilla conflict and to "asymmetrical" terrorist attacks have proved remarkably stubborn and resilient.

A World Bank report published the day before* finds that, although particular groups of ill-educated young men are doing badly, and although women's lives have improved a lot in the past 20 years, sexual inequality at work is remarkably stubborn.

Maybe I'm just remarkably stubborn.

The routine plays out in countless villages across this country every morning, and it represents a remarkably simple but apparently effective effort to tackle a stubborn and deadly epidemic: tuberculosis, a scourge that kills 1.6 million people worldwide each year.

Some of these shapes — the yawning hatchway to a cellar, the pristine rhombus of a drive-in movie screen, a remarkably elegant break in a windowpane — dominate their pictures, sitting in the frame stubborn and plainspoken, being what they are.

Stubborn people.

Stubborn history.

And stubborn".

Remarkably mature.

A little stubborn.