Sentence examples for stubborn man from inspiring English sources

A stubborn man?

But Mr Lafontaine is a stubborn man.

Bush is a stubborn man.

He did, and he was a stubborn man.

Though often an angry and stubborn man, no one had more disciples than he.

"And I'm a very stubborn man, so I moved my hand".

The poem is spoken by "the angel of reality", "the necessary angel of the earth", who enables the hearers to "see the earth again/Cleared of its stiff and stubborn, man-locked set".

The world has tended to see Mr Nehru as the stubborn man-in-possession in Kashmir; it is apt to miss the critically important fact that, as the dedicated advocate of a secular state, he has been the prop and stay of India's fifty million Muslims.

"That's what's so fascinating about the sport; it takes incredibly stubborn men to win," Benedict said.

Those two stubborn men, each determined to dominate Africa, each ever ready to quote Scripture for his purpose, naturally failed to achieve any meeting of minds.

She has plenty of interaction with stubborn men, thank you, she replies: her business partners are her father and two uncles, all over 70.