Sentence examples for stubborn behaviour from inspiring English sources

China sees climate-change diplomacy as a way of boosting its soft power, and as part of its bilateral relationship with America (its stubborn behaviour in Copenhagen notwithstanding).

The terrible mistakes caused by his egomaniacal and stubborn behaviour – a familiar roll call that includes Gallipoli – is defended on the grounds that "there is case for saying he got a lot more right than wrong", but that case has never found many takers then or now.

All it does, says Mr Kawakami, is encourage "stubborn and selfish behaviour".

That jargon hides a fascinating concept: that people are stubborn and so must be shocked out of their wrong behaviour.

She's observed behaviour in boys as young as three that shows they're more stubborn than girls, and believes this could be biological, rather than simply stemming from society's image of the strong, resolute male.

Stubborn people.

Stubborn history.

And stubborn".

A little stubborn.

"I'm too stubborn.

"He is very stubborn.