Sentence examples for stubbornly repeated from inspiring English sources
The phrase "the institutions are working," stubbornly repeated by high officials, has become so hard to believe that on social media it now serves as an ironic refrain to highlight fresh disorder.
Nevertheless, this story is stubbornly repeated in some very high places, largely because it excuses inaction.
She fastidiously wrote down every step and stubbornly repeated everything I said without really knowing what it meant.
This would become the motto of the international rave movement, spread largely thanks to Bones stubbornly repeating the phrase on the mic during his sets.
Since a 0.5 percentage point cut in April, the central bank had kept interest rates on hold as inflation stayed stubbornly high, ignoring repeated calls from the government for a cut.
Mr. Evans, one of the great new jazz musicians from Philadelphia, can be a Monk-influenced bruiser with hiccuping accents and a way of stubbornly grinding a repeated note or phrase into the dust before he's done with it; Mr. Goldberg, who's got a steady job with the Joshua Redman quartet, is a tenacious post-bop player in a near-classicist style.
Free Markets are perfect, that's all there is to it," she repeated stubbornly; it was her mantra, her anthem.
But despite intense negotiations, Aït Ahmed, who had formally resigned as leader of the FFS in 2013 after repeated heart attacks, stubbornly held to his full demands.
Rachel stubbornly insisted that immune testing be repeated, and the pediatricians reluctantly indulged her.
C. P. E. Bach's Sinfonia in D, written in the mid-1770s, is a stirring and attractive piece in three movements, with an especially inventive opening Allegro: the main theme played by the violins emerges as an ascending series of staggered repeated notes, a riff that stubbornly resists settling into a rhythmic groove.
