Sentence examples for stubborn that from inspiring English sources

Red-wine stains are so stubborn that some people never serve guests anything but white wine.

But in many instances -- particularly in Asia -- they are so widespread and stubborn that miners simply work around the flames.

"I had been trying to write for 10 or 15 years and I had been so stubborn that I wanted to write for myself," Mr. Chandor said.

I'm not so stubborn that we can't try to do things a little bit different, or think that we can't make better decisions.

Transit officials said that New Yorkers were stubborn, that adjustment time was needed, and that the agency intended to stick to its guns.

Recalling his own service in Vietnam, Mr. Kerry described Mr. Bush as a man so stubborn that he was unable to rescue a flawed Iraq strategy.

His default temperament is that of an unbiased scientist, trying to solve a stubborn anomaly that just happens to be his life's work.

However, know that some varieties of hazelnut, such as the Oregon hazelnut, have stubborn skins that are difficult to remove.

Fishermen are stubborn like that".

She was stubborn like that.

In my stubborn mind, that was not even an option.