Sentence examples for stubbornness about from inspiring English sources

"Evil has an irremediable stubbornness about it.

He's got that selfish hunger back for runs and that stubbornness about his batting.

If there's a new collective stubbornness about the Blues there's an ongoing defiance in their No13.

Boyish and solemn above the starched white collar, with a kind of youthful stubbornness about it as well.

Later, Chang expanded on this point in a long, technical e-mail whose subject line was "Stubbornness about Nishi".

"Much of the movie seemed to be about the virtues of stubbornness, about not listening to what was said by others around you".

Ric Burns, a filmmaker and a close student of New York City history who directed the 1991 documentary "Coney Island," said there was a stubbornness and resiliency about the place.

If the president in his stubbornness was correct about the surge, well, I can only point out that even a stopped clock gives the correct time twice a day.

Leaders like Mr. Sarkozy may gripe about the stubbornness of Germany and the European Central Bank.

Those last three words were, strictly speaking, unnecessary, but they conveyed something about the stubbornness and singlemindedness that boxing demands.

That stubbornness says a lot about Marley, whose obsessive drive seems only to have accelerated the more famous he became.