Sentence examples for were stubborn that from inspiring English sources

Transit officials said that New Yorkers were stubborn, that adjustment time was needed, and that the agency intended to stick to its guns.

Fishermen are stubborn like that".

She was stubborn like that.

But at the same time, he's stubborn, and that's good.

"Sometimes I think, 'God, this is too much work.' But we're stubborn and that's really important.

But it's stubborn music that draws stubbornly loyal audiences; it played to packed houses.

The lack of integration of certain groups in society, widespread disrespectful and offensive behavior in public places and criminal behavior by groups of young people are stubborn problems that cause a great deal of annoyance.

In the article, Ward was quoted as saying that "Jews are stubborn" and that there are Christians getting persecuted by Jews every day.

Unfortunately, that also suggests that you're bound to be stubborn and that you're committed to looking frumpy or unkempt.

Because the consensus response to Serena's return to Indian Wells – that Serena is "matured" while Venus continues to be "stubborn" – demonstrates that they are failing miserably.

"Maybe I made it just because I'm stubborn enough that when people say it's a long shot to make it, that's what I want to do," Nick Watney said.