Sentence examples for stubborn of from inspiring English sources

"Maybe that was a bit stubborn of me, so I have hurt my team.

And for an original designer with the most stubborn of beliefs, that is no mean feat.

The two men opened the nearest padlock and began attending to their pooches, the most stubborn of whom was named Isabella.

The most learned and stubborn of the park's critics, the Hackney magus Iain Sinclair, observed early on that "a legacy cannot be imposed".

It was too much, and I accused him of being impossibly stubborn, of being both needy and domineering, and finally, shamefully, I called him "a burden".

But even among those planning to vote for him in Sderot, Peretz has a reputation of being stubborn, of not taking advice, of bullying his way into getting what he wants.

This phloem-restricted mollicute was later confirmed as the aetiological agent of stubborn disease of citrus and brittle root disease of horse radish [ 3, 4].

I've also seen candidates who, faced with adversity, turn into the stubbornest of mules and can't adapt or adjust.

People call it the stubbornest of trees.

He warns of the "stubborn effectiveness" of the Iranian Army.

With the assistance of a stubborn band of donors and volunteers, the Alabama started up again in 1997.