Sentence examples for same stubborn from inspiring English sources
She emerged the same stubborn, self-defeating rebel she was in court.
That same stubborn attitude on the mayor's part now means that our schools will suffer a loss of millions of dollars in state aid".
If that same stubborn resistance against catering to his audience got Louis C. K. no further, he would be fine with that.
"Still Alive and Kickin' Down the Walls" picks up that thread, with a new batch of songs but the same stubborn clarity.
Dig beneath the surface — the breakthroughs and frustrations, the lightning-fast pendulum swing from "12 Years a Slave" to #OscarsSoWhite — and you find the same stubborn problems.
The same stubborn belief compelled Nora and Margaret to absolve Lobello; Corinthians says that, when someone has caused pain, "forgive and comfort him, or he may be overwhelmed by excessive sorrow".
She imbues Kathryn with the same stubborn-verging-on-fanatical zeal that Rose Byrne (whom Ms. Weisz physically resembles) brings to her character, Ellen Parsons, in the television series "Damages," with which "The Whistleblower" shares a strain of paranoia.
But all the attention keeps coming back to same, single, stubborn issue: the state flag.
I don't take this position lightly even though some have called me (and others taking the same position) stubborn, ignorant, entitled, idealistic, and anti-pragmatic for this decision.
While Mr. Obama is facing a more acute economic crisis moment than his predecessors, characterized by a near depression, the truth is that every president going back to Jimmy Carter, at one point or another, has had to campaign or govern in an environment dominated by the same cyclical and stubborn factors — recession, unemployment, rising energy costs.
