Sentence examples for stubborn adherence from inspiring English sources

But it also highlights the ways "Game of Thrones" embodies the illuminative possibilities of fantasy yet displays a stubborn adherence to the genre's knee-jerk conventions — a stubbornness that ultimately prevents the show from fully transcending its birthright.

And he doubled down on his stubborn adherence to swing rhythm.

It's that sort of stubborn adherence to tradition that makes for great wine values.

Compelling moments are spoiled by clumsy exposition and a stubborn adherence to the mantra of tell-don't-show.

It is clear from the administration's stubborn adherence to failed policy throughout the Middle East that no one in the White House has learned a thing.

In post-nationalist Europe, it's the Jews now who are called racist in their stubborn adherence to a territorial sovereignty Europe has only just renounced and the Palestinians whom the left certifies as kosher.

Is it not adherence to the old and tried, against the new and untried?" What is this stubborn, myopic adherence to the coal industry, in today's world, and lack of support for an aggressive investment in alternative energy -- and our future livelihood -- if not adherence to the old and tried, and against the new (and the untried alternatives sure to come)?

Stubborn people.

Stubborn history.

And stubborn".

A little stubborn.