A censorious streak runs stubbornly through this city that regards itself as a bastion of tolerance.
Looking up Davis's file, consulate officials noticed that a passport had been issued in his name, triggering a years-long investigation that targeted a thief who didn't run or hide but stubbornly stuck to his story.
Suffered from stubbornly running down Scottish alleys.
And Mr. Monserrate has stubbornly threatened to run for his old office.
The youngsters run around during the intervention period, then remain stubbornly sedentary during the rest of the day.
But at least a significant portion of the workforce would have remained stubbornly necessary for the factory to run.
Spencer's women are also stubbornly independent-minded and know when to cut and run, which is as much a Southern-woman quality as staying patriotically rooted and wedded to the past.
Yet the government and judiciary of the same democratic country stubbornly want to stay in the company of the most unenlightened and anarchic countries run over by thuggish and illiberal regimes.
They had resisted stubbornly while Germany held sway before the interval, the world champions forever threatening to run riot even if they always lacked the required punch to make their domination tell.
If she decides to run, she will need to assemble a much better political operation than she had last time, when she stubbornly stuck with her choices when even longtime loyalists pleaded with her to change.
