obdurate

If he is obdurate, you should still take the high road.

He was an obdurate man, and I liked him not at all.

I argued this point with him, but he was obdurate in the matter.

This seems to impress the chief, but still he is obdurate.

But if the parents remain obdurate, the doctor should do what's best for the patient.

The report also offers a wealth of data on the nation's most obdurate problems.

Then, if he remains obdurate, have your wife bill him for the services she rendered.

Oh, had The obdurate earth opened to end our woes!

But at one part of the line there was a grim and obdurate group that made no movement.

But he had been obdurate, and so had her mother.

They were not to be endured by the villain most obdurate.

She could not have said exactly why she was being so obdurate.

"Well, can you tell me how I'll get to see the panties of this obdurate girl?"

After three days she had two replies, both of them quite obdurate about pets.

We intended really to duck him if he remained obdurate.

Would he be worth cracking those obdurate shields to get at?

Suzanne turned slowly to him, face a set mask, obdurate.

He answered some questions that were put to him, and treated others with an obdurate silence.

Then she turned aside her head, though it was still held much in place by the obdurate pressure of my thumb.

She felt it, like a narrow, obdurate line, on her throat.

Either way, language takes on new dimensions, by turns obdurate and frail.

Institutions had been created to handle the more obdurate type of criminal.

The two men before him were silent and obdurate.

First let him suffer with the others, and afterwards, should he prove obdurate, alone.

They can be led by adults and obdurate about not being led.