Sentence examples for stubborn figure from inspiring English sources
His stubborn figure is the presiding spirit of the poems.
For the past 23 years this small, stubborn figure in his well-worn soutane has been responsible for the cure of souls in the village of Thiberville in Normandy.
AS THOUSANDS of inhabitants of Mali's normally sleepy capital, Bamako, flooded south over the Bridge of Martyrs to the comparative safety of the River Niger's right bank on Wednesday afternoon, a man in a flowing robe and skull cap cut a stubborn figure as he walked the other way.
Alison Fuller, professor of vocational education and work at the Institute of Education in London, told the committee: "The rather stubborn figure that remains is about 6% of 16-to-19s 16-to-19s 16-to-19sstart a government supported apprenticeship.
This hour-long accretion not only of names, but of relationships, pushes the viewer to see past the statistics, the miserably stubborn figures in the matter of such killings, which change hardly at all year-to-year.
Mr. Branch wrote: "As the one S.N.C.C. student who lived continuously in Greenwood during the nine months of the registration project, Block had acquired a local reputation as a stubborn, lonely figure among the strange new breed of devout daredevils".
Customers have flocked to the retail behemoth in search of low prices -- which has prodded the chain's stubborn sales figures and sagging stock price.
"If we're to dent these stubborn unemployment figures, Scotland's decision makers will need to further tap the potential of this vital resource.
To critics, Bachar cut a stubborn, self-righteous figure, uncompromising on matters of daring style and minimal gear.
In comparison, no alteration is seen in the levels of CYP3A following LCA exposure under stubborn PXR conditions (Figure 7b).
But Valls did point to a drop in France's stubborn mass unemployment figures for two months in a row, and an upturn in growth and consumer confidence, saying it might be possible to win back confidence in time for the presidential race.
