Sentence examples for stubborn pose from inspiring English sources
Churchill, for conservatives, has come to represent less a political ideology, or even the sum of his actual wartime decisions, than a stance of strength, a stubborn pose, and a commitment to hawkishness.
I do feel though that I've lost a few unbelievably narrow and stubborn poses.
Late last week at the Thamserku Trekking office in Kathmandu, for which he works as a High Altitude Guide, Pemba spoke about the 'Traffic Jam' on Everest, the dangers of giving just about anyone a permit, and the risks stubborn clients pose to themselves and others.
Typically, it is brandished by mass-transit partisans or stubborn slow-growthers and routinely rejected by the road lobby (pave, baby, pave!), right-tilting think tanks and, if you pose the question at rush hour, at least, the average driver.
A Stubborn Question Despite all the optimism, more than one person has posed a fundamental question: Is all this construction necessary?
Some back his invasion of Somalia; many others agree on the threats posed by Eritrea, Islamist terrorism and separatist groups within Ethiopia.But Ethiopians are stubborn.
Since there is no posing, changing the lighting or interfering with what is going on, I have learned that I need to be stubborn and anticipate the moments and then wait for them to happen," the photographer explained.
While you perform stretches and poses, one of the Rachmans will identify problem areas and massage and manipulate stubborn muscles.
