Sentence examples for stubborn image from inspiring English sources

It's becoming increasingly clear that computer science education grapples with a stubborn image problem.

Then I ran for the cover of specifics again, centered myself on the peculiar stubborn images and voices, and it got mercifully back in proportion.

His reward was a handsome vase decorated with sets of male genitals – which Perry attributed to the politician's downfall – and his stubborn facial image.

You know who I am: Your image; that stubborn reflection of You That Man has shattered, extinguished, banished.

And make no mistake: from his familiar droning voice-over to his ethereally lovely images and stubborn fatalism, this is very much Werner Herzog's story of the Antarctic and not, as he intimates right up front, a heartfelt tale of "fluffy" penguins, an easy swipe at the palatable pleasures of the documentary "March of the Penguins".

His reaction to Murthy's question evokes the image of a stubborn child who, after receiving their multi-million dollar sum of pocket money, throws a tantrum when he's kindly asked to tidy up the bedroom.

With each concession, D'Antoni's image shifts slightly, from stubborn contrarian to cold pragmatist.

If you are stubborn, you will have a bad image and others won't want to interact with you.

Today's auto executives are too proud, too stubborn and too worried about their "brand image," whatever that is.

But it also fits with the archetypal image we have of the old – regularly reinforced by popular culture – as grumpy, stubborn and a little bit bigoted.

Two images of an African nation — modernizing or primitive: I know which comforts the continent's stubborn stereotypes.