Sentence examples for stubborn ability from inspiring English sources

I am dumbfounded by the stubborn ability of our administration to make the wrong choices in its policy decisions.

A longtime critic of the notion of chronic Lyme infection, Paul Auwaerter, is among the authors of three Johns Hopkins papers on the spirochetes' stubborn ability to persist after treatment, results he interpreted with caution.

He claims that he's not, "good at anything except maybe shucking oysters," but his stubborn nature and ability to "outwork everybody" is what helps him achieve success. .

He had a stubborn faith in his ability to succeed through hard work, stubborn loyalty to his friends and a stubborn certainty that electing Democrats was good for the country.

The proceedings, which exhumed hundreds of e-mails of love and regret, became an intimate history of a New York romance and its aftermath: a study of what counts as splitting up, what counts as a family, and, in a quiet but stubborn subtext, whether the ability to pay for good dentistry enhances a legal claim to be something more than a godmother.

Even our own stubborn brains and our ability to think, argue, create, and dream...and our tender hearts, which all crave love...all are dependent on the earth.

She also did relief work in France, meeting the practical problems she encountered with a typically stubborn belief in her abilities.

An ability to remain stubborn and committed in the face of insuperable odds.

His stubborn faith in his own ability — a trait that had served him so well through his first 19 years — proved to be his undoing.

The attacks renewed fear of a stubborn insurgency that has demonstrated its ability in the past six months to carry out spectacular attacks requiring sophisticated planning.

"But I'm quite stubborn - I believe in my ability.