Sentence examples for stubbornly simple from inspiring English sources

Its songs are almost stubbornly simple, sometimes disturbingly so, owing loads to sun-baked Beach Boys harmonies.

But in the race for California's Attorney General, reality is proving stubbornly simple: Kamala Harris has won.

Except for this hitch: most plays, especially the more venturesome ones, stubbornly resist simple translation to the screen.

Given that the overall mobile market is pretty stable at around 450m units per quarter (varying seasonally), and that as a rule of thumb you can usually expect that there will be 20% of any market that will stubbornly stay with simpler (cheaper, longer-lived) phones, smartphone shipments could probably hit 360m per quarter in 12 to 18 months.

The new tunes were true to form, deceptively simple and stubbornly oblique.

While Google has been stubbornly defending its admirably simple one-bar user interface, a host of significant Internet brands have developed that can deliver context-sensitive search in major vertical categories.

But life, even at its simplest, is stubbornly complicated.

These titans, and those who surround them, overwhelmingly and stubbornly refuse to conform to the simple premise of triumphant good versus vanquished evil.

Here is a look at how the dynamics have shifted, and how the candidates are expected to react in the week ahead: UNEMPLOYMENT For more than a year, Mr. Romney's most consistent economic argument was a simple one: unemployment had stubbornly remained above 8 percent for Mr. Obama's entire presidency.

The regimens, studied in clinical settings in Africa and Asia where neonatal deaths remain stubbornly high, were found to be safe, simple and more accessible.

Early in "Walden," one appears as a symbol of the received ideas that people stubbornly hold onto: I sometimes despair of getting anything quite simple and honest done in this world by the help of men.