Sentence examples for stubborn popularity from inspiring English sources

The stubborn popularity of the third-party candidates has become a concern to Mrs. Clinton and her allies.

The president's announcement comes as his popularity in public opinion polls is falling because of stubborn unemployment and the stagnant economy, and just days after he suffered a stinging loss when the Republicans won the Senate seat from Massachusetts.

Stubborn history.

Stubborn people.

And stubborn".

"Stubborn is not tough; it's stubborn".

A little stubborn.

"I'm too stubborn.

"He is very stubborn.

Yet he is stubborn.

Why so stubborn?