Sentence examples for stubbornly lost from inspiring English sources

Some sneak out on YouTube, either in their entirety or in piecemeal clips, and some remain stubbornly lost.

Charles G. Shaw (1892-1974) belongs to a generation of abstract painters who remain for the most part stubbornly lost.

After 28... g6, Khenkin was still stubbornly fighting a lost cause, but with 29 Re1 Kg7?, he lost his queen to 30 Bf8 and gave up.

He has lost billions by stubbornly holding his AOL Time Warner stock, the bulk of which he received when he sold Turner Broadcasting to Time Warner in 1996 and endorsed Time Warner's merger with America Online four years later.

Despite heavy fire on their position and their right flank crumbling, Sherman's men fought stubbornly, but the Union troops slowly lost ground and fell back to a position behind Shiloh Church.

This is reflected in a stubbornly large current-account deficit and a lost decade for the economy (see chart 2).

Bradford may have lost on the night but they stubbornly protected a 3-1 first-leg advantogemulateulate a feat last achieved by Rochdale in 1962.

In public comments Ebbers dismisses questions of WorldCom's fate and operational challenges, displaying the same fervor that led him to stubbornly hold on to his stake as it lost 90% of its peak value.

As the country made the move to smartphones, though, Nokia stubbornly stuck to its S40 and Symbian guns and lost much of the relevance they had worked to gain.

Heldt, who must have also feared the axe, pushed Veh to adopt a tougher regime but the manager stubbornly refused: "That was out of question, I would have lost my credibility".

By July , 1942 Mercury Productions had lost R.K.O.'s support, but Welles lingered in Brazil, stubbornly filming the jangadeiros sequence.