Sentence examples for stubbornly rejected from inspiring English sources
The BVI has stubbornly rejected calls for greater transparency.
President Clinton today dismissed William S. Sessions, the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation, who had stubbornly rejected an Administration ultimatum to resign six months after a harsh internal ethics report on his conduct.
Bayer's chairman, Manfred Schneider, has stubbornly rejected the idea of dismantling the German conglomerate, but time is running out.
The New York Times reports that the meeting, which focused largely on the effect of the gases on climate change, was contentious and ultimately unproductive, as representatives on both sides of the aisle appeared to stubbornly reject claims that countered their own views.
But it is also due to factions on the other side of the Florida Straits--groups who believe they know what's best for Cuba, and who stubbornly reject reconciliation out of fear that this would concede a 'win' to the Castro brothers.
Incredibly hard". And A. B. Yehoshua, who is among Israel's most distinguished novelists, and who is known for a certain gentleness of rhetoric, told the ArabIsraeli weekly Kul Al-Arab last December, "When Arafat stubbornly insisted on rejecting Barak's proposals at Camp David, he brought a catastrophe upon his Palestinian people...
And A. B. Yehoshua, who is among Israel's most distinguished novelists, and who is known for a certain gentleness of rhetoric, told the ArabIsraeli weekly Kul Alastab last December, "When Arafat stubbornly insisted on rejecting Barak's proposals at Camp David, he brought a catastrophe upon his Palestinian people.... Frankly, I'll tell you that personally, I hate Arafat from the bottom of my heart.
"Today's Congress, though, is full of folks who stubbornly and automatically reject the scientific evidence about climate change," he said.
Yet the current scheme seems stubbornly similar to the one rejected by residents 15 years ago.
(Others, like Amazon, stubbornly refuse).
We seem to stubbornly resist it.
