Sentence examples for very obstinate from inspiring English sources
"He can be very obstinate," says one Rajoy-watcher.
"Kenny didn't help it—he got very obstinate," Rudin says.
He was a very difficult man, very obstinate and forgetful".
"I was frightened, my heart was beating wildly, but I'm very obstinate.
"She was very obstinate, my mother, and that changed her life because she tripped and broke her ankle.
"I became very obstinate at a certain point in my life," Bellow told the novelist Norman Manea.
He could be an impossible person, very cussed and obstinate, and he let a lot of people down.
"Yet today another very serious and obstinate one has been taken, one that infringes the right of all Spaniards to decide their constitutional framework.
But this was real France, obstinate France.
When he's really feeling obstinate, he walks halfway into his den and sits down.
They never acknowledged the damage they did to the war effort, they lived in a state of obstinate refusal to face the very real threat the war posed and they never took full stock of Confederates, who insisted on independence, not reunion.
