Sentence examples for yet stubborn from inspiring English sources
But even now he awoke in the middle of the night, groping in confusion for the familiar, soft yet stubborn body.
And yet, stubborn and forlorn, these men are unable to leave the family farms, tied to the hardscrabble hillsides, to an inheritance of guilt and obligation.
Rathvon is a mannerly, mild, yet stubborn little man, with the unwavering enthusiasm of a film-magazine fan for the movies.
You want to know how to find time for thinking given your job, your toddlers, your boss, and your baffling yet stubborn failure to achieve Gates's £55bn net worth.
ED: Promising, yet stubborn and temperamental.
She has a demure yet stubborn demeanor and is constantly chased by those who view her as the "Merines", the chosen one of the Ferines said to command great power.
In Notas Aparte, Sara is the not-quite-18-yet stubborn teenager who needs help with her art history lessons.
Yet the stubborn fact remains: J. M. Barrie was innocent.
Yet the stubborn truth is that free agents tend to be a happy lot.
Yet the stubborn fact remains that everything the SNP has done has been within the terms of the devolution settlement - so in a sense this has been a success for devolution, not independence.
What's clear, though, is this: the "I've been stitched up" card is the last bastion of someone who's said something offensive but is too scared to back this up, yet too stubborn to apologise.
