Sentence examples for stuck stubbornly from inspiring English sources

He would not televise home games and stuck stubbornly to an ancient ticket policy that crimped team revenue.

Just how they'd landed in the Oregon woods wasn't clear, but they stuck stubbornly to their set list.

When recession hit in 2008, shrinking the economy and pushing people out of work, the proportion jumped to around 6%, where it has stuck stubbornly ever since.

In journalism circles, the derisive label "the Paulettes" emerged and stuck stubbornly, whether deserved or not, to her protégés, many of whom were young men.

In that time, the service has gained 150 million users, and stuck stubbornly to the top of the educational app charts on every platform it's available on.

As hip-hop producers were moving toward keyboards and drum machines and away from samples of records, which are expensive to license, Madlib stuck stubbornly to samples of jazz and rock records — especially jazz records.

In an age of change, most fans stick stubbornly to their traditions.

They proved that, even if Mr. Gaultier sticks stubbornly to show themes, he is still right on target for current fashion.

On issues from tax cuts to foreign policy, the president tends to stick stubbornly to his original course even when changing events cry out for adaptation.

Unlike his predecessor, Mr. Brown did not attach a high moral imperative to the war, sticking stubbornly to his main thesis that Saddam Hussein's refusal to comply with United Nations sanctions justified the campaign.

Whether it would was still partly up to Mr Mobutu.At last weekend's face-to-face talks between the rival leaders on board a South African navy ship, Mr Mobutu had tried to stick stubbornly to office.