Sentence examples for stubborn across from inspiring English sources

"Child malnutrition – and particularly stunting among children – is persistent and stubborn across many countries".

It creeps like a stubborn vine across the pale yellow- and clay-colored buildings near the Campo dei Fiori.

Defensively PSV didn't come across as stubborn and solid as in previous seasons".

Mr. Roberts, who can come across as stubborn and a bit defensive about past affronts but also has a strong Pollyanna streak, does have one big hit that is public: "March of the Penguins".

Mullah Omar, however, has proved stubborn and intractable across a number of years and settings.

Behind us the sunrise started to show the colours of the rock hill that would have been at home on Mars except for the lumps of stubborn green foliage camped across it.

"Every once in a while you run across a real stubborn one," he drawled.

In conversation Jack Terricloth comes across as a stubborn idealist and a wry cynic.

A person with dementia can come across as a stubborn person unwilling to change his ways.

It's not surprising that these outdated and false stereotypes persist, given their stubborn repetition in the media and across the internet.

From October 23rd to November 21st, this Water sign emerges from the depths of her dark water kingdom and scampers across the earth with stubborn determination.