obstinate

In another time and place, I might have been obstinate.

And men, as you say, are more obstinate than women.

Even if they are too obstinate to ask for it.

He looked at me, waiting to see if I was going to be obstinate.

Mary was obstinate when she got an idea in her head.

"But I think people are now coming to respect me for being so obstinate."

But much more it was the result of our own obstinate choice.

One of my primary jobs here is to be obstinate.

She expected to break their obstinate silence and get them talking.

I'll come with you,' he said again, his voice quite obstinate now.

She was obstinate about not taking these off, and I gave up the struggle.

"We cannot understand why they're being so obstinate," he said.

"You are no child of mine to be so obstinate."

She is a very brave girl but can sometimes be rather obstinate.

The other man's handsome face had taken on a set, obstinate look.

By this time, she had no stomach left for being obstinate.

The small eyes stared at me, cold and with an obstinate look.

He shook his head, as if at an obstinate patient.

You aren't the only one who's come up against obstinate people.

He stared at George, his mouth set in an obstinate line.

Bacteria are one of the most obstinate in the list to control.

She gave up trying to talk sense to the obstinate man and turned her attention to Cooper.

The eyes, staring at me, still had that obstinate look.

If this obstinate woman had her way, he would become a husband sooner than later.

At the same time, it must come to that if you prove obstinate.