Sentence examples for stubborn enough from inspiring English sources

But I still am stubborn enough to think that I can still do this.

Or perhaps Talbot is stubborn enough to hang on to his creation.

I'm glad Mr. Marsalis is stubborn enough to follow his own muse.

Mr. Menachem, 43, said the new settlement would survive if its creators were stubborn enough.

But the Polish government thinks the lesson from the Russian affair is that, if it is only stubborn enough, it gets what it wants.

"That worries me a bit, but I'm also stubborn enough that I'm not going to let some terrorist scare me out of my home".

BEIRUT, Lebanon — One admirer of President Bashar al-Assad of Syria compared him to Charles de Gaulle, the French leader stubborn and confident enough to defy a more powerful ally, the United States, even after its decisive help against Nazi Germany.

I've been stubborn and lucky enough to have had a clutch of novels published around the world and, inevitably, pirated.

OK, but I'm stubborn and contrarian enough to insist on the last word.

My daughter, who heard my stubborn disregard, retorted: "Enough with the sports and the politics columns".

"Some metrics in France have been deteriorating a tad but not enough for stubborn politicians to change course," Mr. Merk said.