Sentence examples for stubborn integrity from inspiring English sources
"Flannel Pajamas" nevertheless maintains a stubborn integrity, and its comfortably lived-in lead performances feel authentic.
It's typical of her stubborn integrity that the farewell programme she has chosen is more about risk than nostalgia.
His stubborn integrity made him an artist's artist of special standing, revered by younger painters whose more ingratiating work has made them more successful than he was.
But more importantly the Brothers, known during decades of opposition for stubborn integrity, have in power looked alternately bullying and shifty.Last year they said they would only contest a third of parliamentary seats, only to grab nearly half.
Kane's stubborn integrity and deep-rooted aesthetic are precisely what makes his label valuable, and his backers – the same company that saw the Stella McCartney label grow slowly from a rocky start into profitability – are aware that this investment will take time to bear fruit.
The leeway that allows for some genuinely terrible kitsch (particularly a continuing conceit about movie archetypes christened "the Dark Prince" and "the Fair Princess") also gives her the freedom to write this passage describing Monroe's last film, "The Misfits": "It had a stubborn integrity.
But there's also a stubborn kind of integrity in Mr. Argento's refusal to look beyond the immediate, moment-to-moment sensations movies can supply, his persistent avoidance of anything approaching a meaning.
But it is always fascinating to see just how stubborn the impulse is to defend the "integrity of the game", whatever game it is, by defending its common rules.
Bush responded with stubborn loyalty, which became the same thing as indifference to competence and integrity, poisoning his Presidency.
Thrifty, generous, stubborn, flexible, logical and emotional, she lived her life with honesty and integrity befitting her Scottish heritage.
