Sentence examples for stubborn like from inspiring English sources

Fishermen are stubborn like that".

She was stubborn like that.

"She was stubborn like she is now".

Maybe even your personality — I'm stubborn like mom, sloppy like dad," Hoeft says.

"But from another perspective, it is just being stubborn, like an ideologue".

She was way too literary, polished and home-bound for that, and she was waywardly, Romantically stubborn, like a devoted Noel Streatfeild heroine: overtly middle class, when "middle class" were two dirty words.

Sometimes, parents are stubborn (just like us) and will not like to talk about the subject.

I'm really stubborn, I like to question things and do the opposite of what people say".

Yes, cliches can make sense: Spaniards are lively and stubborn; they like to make their point sometimes simply by yelling.

He may be a bit dim, but the Aussie administrator has a healthy propensity for casual misogyny, is built like a dunny and maintains a stubborn, Trump-like refusal to engage with the facts.

"Juice had been a free man before he decided to let me be his friend," Neyfakh writes, imagining the liberating power of a life pegged to some stubborn, Bartleby-like refusal.