Sentence examples for stubbornly maintained from inspiring English sources
Mr. Zinsser stubbornly maintained his devotion.
Rajoy has stubbornly maintained an unyielding line ever since.
While the story of each individual who survived the Mao years is uniquely fascinating, the passion for the book, stubbornly maintained in the face of overwhelming pressure, is typical of a whole generation of Chinese intellectuals.
I have consistently explained to the SFO that they had got it completely wrong – but, as their investigation collapsed around their ears, they stubbornly maintained that they regarded me as a suspect.
The robbers carried guns into dark bars in broad daylight on back-to-back Sundays in Red Hook, the ballyhooed next-great-neighborhood of Brooklyn that has stubbornly maintained much of its gritty charm and, with it, danger.
Even after it is pointed out to respondents that some billionaires, such as Warren Buffett and Bill Gates, have made significant philanthropic contributions to the world, a majority of those polled stubbornly maintained their negative views of billionaires.
However, Ms. Reinhart and Mr. Rogoff stubbornly maintain that "growth is about 1 percentage point lower when debt is 90 percent or more of gross domestic product," a core finding of their 2010 paper.
From not listening to staff and bending to whims of bigger jellies that live in the even darker ocean depths, to stubbornly maintaining the status quo, these poor invertebrates cannot help trying to be everything to everyone (however obvious it is that this just won't work).
Second, to eliminate the impact of link degradation, LTCP stubbornly maintains data transmission rate.
Does your digestive tract stubbornly maintain a holding pattern, hovering with no landing scheduled on the flight plan?
No wonder President Obama told Fox News "the worst mistake" of his presidency was not planning for the aftermath of U.S. regime change in Libya, although he stubbornly maintains that ousting President Muammar Gaddafi was "the right thing to do".
