Sentence examples for stubborn mood from inspiring English sources

Mr Cardoso's talk of building was literal as well as metaphorical: his aides say extra spending on housing and sanitation can be expected soon.The political reasoning behind all this has to do with the strangely stubborn mood of depression currently afflicting the country.

The celebratory mood in the majestic, gilded hall of Prague Castle masked stubborn divisions on matters like missile defense and European security.

And yet many people, including stubborn artists who are unlikely to be told what to consume, do use music as a mood manipulator.

He was, in the right mood, the life and soul of the party and on other times the most stubborn irritating pain in the ass.

There may be a new mood at the Bank under its Canadian governor Mark Carney, but that didn't stop it fighting a stubborn and obstructive campaign to prevent the release of the minutes.

Stubborn people.

Stubborn history.

And stubborn".

A little stubborn.

"I'm too stubborn.

"He is very stubborn.