Sentence examples for stubborn make from inspiring English sources

If the stains are stubborn, make a paste of baking soda and water.

Stubborn savers make for a stable supply of investment capital, limiting the impact of taxes on growth.

And yet, at times, the book is so nimbly erudite that its stubborn flaws make it all the more richly challenging.

Just about everybody in golf has an answer: Not only should he never have broken up with his longtime swing guru, Butch Harmon, he's also been too stubborn to make up with Harmon.

I keep coming back to stubborn to make a point.

Of course, that will require a shift in behavior users may be stubborn to make.

It takes a stubborn man to make it great.

It was a remark that made his associates wince, since it fed into a public image of the prime minister as defiantly stubborn and made his campaign seem more quixotic than it is.

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.

With little financial pressure to cater to the marketplace, they have enjoyed the luxury of stubborn idealism, making wines aimed at achieving the classic northern Rhone aromas and flavors of olives and herbs, bacon and minerals, flowers and spices, blood and earth.

Had she to do it over again, she certainly wouldn't have been so stubborn about making her project work and would have tried something else.