Sentence examples for stubbornly certain from inspiring English sources
An examination of five weeks of policy twists, during which Mr. Spitzer alienated allies and emboldened enemies, reveals a governor almost stubbornly certain of himself and disinclined to consult with those who could be helpful in politically selling or smoothing the way for a divisive initiative.
Or yours, for that matter, if you're an adult of a certain age and stubbornly insist that the only proper way to glide down a snow-covered hill is on two thin strips of some space-age composite -- and if you think baggy pants should be seen only in circuses.
By shielding Bush from alternatives, Cheney has locked-in certain decisions that Bush stubbornly defends as his own.
A certain middle-England dowdiness stubbornly clings to him: he has the air of man who might well own a pair of driving gloves.
This sense of the "other" is deepened by the fact that certain groups remain stuck stubbornly at the bottom of various socio-economic tables.
Mr. Liopiros was asked if he felt a certain amount of pride in stubbornly passing up the discounts offered by the MetroCard.
But, though Mr Chirac now "senses" he will win a second term, neither man can be at all certain: the gap has remained stubbornly within any sensible pollster's margin of error.One reason is that their programmes are so similar.
To drive is to be free, in charge, a grownup – which must be why a certain kind of man clings stubbornly to the notion that he should always drive and she should map-read.
"New Orleans is," bellows Ignatius, a caricature of the city's famously provincial, stubbornly resistant-to-change residents, "a comfortable metropolis which has a certain apathy and stagnation which I find inoffensive".
Both Ms. Small and Mr. Seaman, who remain stubbornly optimistic about college in America, suggest that there is a certain practical value in all this; it's preparation for life.
Stubbornly believing the best of his indifferent dad, the boy is especially certain his dad would "never" have taken off without first making sure the boy got his beloved bike.
