Stubborn views are expressed with more excitement, and using decisive words like "anyone," "certain," and "nothing," and superlative adjectives like "worst" and "best".
By Eva Salzman The New Yorker, July 5, 1993 P. 82 A house for summer only, still its stubborn damp View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By Jia Tolentino By Andy Borowitz.
By Eva Salzman The New Yorker, July 5 , 1993P. 82 A house for summer only, still its stubborn damp View Article By Rivka Galchen By Ben Taub By Malcolm Gladwell By Jelani Cobb.
Still, the Irish, known for their fierce, sentimental love of tradition and for their stubborn independence, view the Europeanization of Dublin with a mixture of pride and alarm.
"It feels like the people criticising our name are so stubborn about their views, they don't even want to align with people who are treading a similar path," sighs Vincent.
Yahoo was persistent — too stubborn, in many investors' views — in resisting Microsoft's approach.
He was overbearing, determined, and stubborn and championed Canadian views in the face of critics at home and in Great Britain.
From my love of right angles to my stubborn, black and white views on complex issues, I recognise I can be a very difficult person to be around.
Still, as someone who has presided over the Knicks and the Rangers for some time now without all that much to show for his efforts, and who is widely viewed as stubborn and meddlesome and prone to making the wrong decision, it was noteworthy that Dolan consented to answer at least some questions, all of which were posed by the Post columnist Mike Vaccaro.
Open the Processes view to close stubborn programs.
