Sentence examples for stubborn over from inspiring English sources

The prime minister insisted, however, that he and other world leaders were not being stubborn over demands that the Syrian leader, President Bashar al-Assad, step down at the end of the peace process.

Arsenal are also being stubborn over the situation concerning contract rebel Samir Nasri, who has rejected a five-year extension worth £90,000 a week to his current deal, which runs out next year, and is trying to negotiate a more lucrative salary elsewhere.

And the charge that the Bush team was wrongly focused on Iraq instead corroborates the growing view that the president and his team are stubborn over matters of national security (a view that stems partly from the administration's insistence that weapons of mass destruction would be found in Iraq).

It would be a stubborn over-60-year-old who didn't regularly consider life's lengthening shadows.

"He was stubborn, over-sensitive, and a prima donna, but he worked like a dog all the time.

Stoddah describes himself as a stubborn optimist, over-thinker and coffee addict.

Whether as a Father's Day gift for a dad too stubborn to pull over and ask for directions, or a treat for a recent graduate looking to take one last summer road trip before entering the real world, GPS receivers can eliminate much of the guesswork and uncertainty in driving around unfamiliar areas.

Even depressed, I am stubborn, so I refused over and over again.

Diplomats are laboring to formulate language that would bridge stubborn differences over how to treat Jewish settlements in the West Bank, and over Israel's demand for recognition of its status as a Jewish state.

He outpointed Panama's stubborn Jorge Sanchez over 12 rounds to claim another of the organisation's vacant "silver" titles.

A7 NATIONAL A8-14 For Governors, Troubles Suddenly Turn Stubborn Worries over strapped budgets are dominating the National Governors Association meeting in Boise, Idaho.