Sentence examples for stubbornly present from inspiring English sources

The anthrax, Dr. Brachman said, must have been stubbornly present in that shipment.

Much progress has been made in improving access to basic education in recent years, but international support has been less than promised and the 'funding gap' to achieve universal primary education remains stubbornly present.

Long after gifts have been opened, he clings stubbornly to the present he has brought for his playmate Benjamin.

But especially for those who still ride it every day, the pictures will give a shock of recognition and will continue to exist stubbornly in the present tense.

I was seeking a more intimate understanding of a world that should be part of the past but is stubbornly resilient in the present.

Hardy's texts were mangled by publishers who disapproved of swear words, Sunday travel and treating the working class without sentimentality ('The lack of gentry characters makes it uninteresting,' said Smith, of publishers Smith and Elder, turning down The Mayor of Casterbridge Editors stubbornly resisted his attempts to present women as passionate, strong-willed, above all sexual beings.

Do you find yourself resisting life, stubbornly fighting against what is present?

Ultimately, the case presented circumstances that stubbornly defied decision-making templates of the past.

History is never very far away in New Orleans, but Katrina is stubbornly persistent, its effects so ever present here in the city that it seems like they will never be shaken off.

To use a phrase I learned at the Met Breuer, the effort to read the past through the present and vice versa remains stubbornly non finito.

People like us, who believe in physics, know that the distinction between past, present, and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion".