Sentence examples for stubbornness with which from inspiring English sources

The sheer stubbornness with which Roddick refused to change his losing approach to this match — it's just bewildering.

These are new phenomena in German politics and help to explain – though not excuse – the stubbornness with which misguided policies have been pursued.

No matter what you think of Barry Bonds — and an understanding nod to whose who have been trying hard not to think of him at all — it was vaguely possible during his perjury trial to manage a smidgen of admiration for the complete stubbornness with which he approached his unmasking.

What would astonish her more, the ways in which the palliative expertise of the medical trade has leaped ahead or the stubbornness with which the human talent for making a nuisance or a spectacle of ourselves has stayed exactly where it was?

Where Heywood stands out, perhaps, is the stubbornness and ingenuity with which he defends the freedom of action of governments, and of prime ministers in particular.

A staunch libertarian, he has alienated some in Congress with his stubbornness, which has earned him the nickname "Dr No".

Mostly, he has done this through a combination of incompetence, arrogance, and stubbornness, characteristics which President Bush shares with many other toxic leaders.

That stubbornness, which has spared the Dodgers from fielding lineups with a light-hitting shortstop on most nights, might have been responsible for their 9-3 defeatoto Milwaukee Brewers.

He wrestles with his prickliness and rigidity; and when he manages to override his own worst instincts — the sarcasm, the stubbornness (both of which are pretty amusing, actually) — he has a real sparkle.

So at least I had a certain stubbornness, which is a necessary part of being a writer.

Newt Gingrich credits his wife's "stubbornness" with keeping him in the race.