Sentence examples for stubborn stance from inspiring English sources

In this stubborn stance, it is backed by Russia.

The mining industry's deteriorating fundamentals bolster Glencore's stubborn stance.

Is such a stubborn stance good for the Republican Party?

But now Hootie Johnson is being hooted, deservedly, for his stubborn stance on female members.

Reasoning, perhaps, that if it were done then 'twere well it were done by those who take trouble, he reconsidered his stubborn stance of the nineteen-fifties and authorized an edition of his correspondence.

His stubborn stance -- destructive hubris in the view of many German commentators -- has had a disastrous effect on the Christian Democrats, who continue to trail the governing Social Democrats by several percentage points in opinion polls and have been unable to find a cohesive message since Mr. Kohl's downfall.

This reminds me curiously of the stubborn last-ditch stance of a small segment of the American left throughout most of the Cold War period: the little band of thinkers and activists who called themselves democratic socialists.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet This reminds me curiously of the stubborn last-ditch stance of a small segment of the American left throughout most of the Cold War period: the little band of thinkers and activists who called themselves democratic socialists.

I couldn't fathom that I was being lazy or stubborn, that my stance was alienating and little else.

Bill Shorten has accused Tony Abbott of "stubborn isolationism" in his stance on climate change, saying it could hurt Australia's international trade in the long term.

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.