stubbornness

Her stubbornness, after all, was what brought us here in the first place.

He made it this far because of heart and stubbornness.

But it seems to say more about a kind of stubbornness particular to the city.

The stubbornness, they understand, is part of what makes him successful.

The question ran up against a great stubbornness in him.

She did not like her daughter's stubbornness and, in fact, never had.

Also it is not one in general use, or so I would judge by its stubbornness.

"Can you stand by and let others die because of your stubbornness?"

There are, of course, many reasons for this beyond stubbornness.

There was no room in the corporate world for stubbornness.

She would not risk losing him to his own stubbornness.

She is quite kind, and head strong, mixed with stubbornness too.

Eve always said he got his stubbornness from both of them.

The more so because I have something of a reputation for stubbornness myself.

He'll end up destroying us all because of his stubbornness.

On the other hand, you and I could raise stubbornness to sell to most people.

All the old bitterness and stubbornness were gone from me now.

Out here, it seems, stubbornness is just a part of the landscape.

Beyond stubbornness, my husband was trying to tell me something, but I had missed it.

It was also about my stubbornness and a certain arrogance.

Now, out of sheer stubbornness, he could not let her go.

But, after several hours, my stubbornness appeared to be winning.

Besides stubbornness, what on earth was holding the girl back?

Perhaps it was stubbornness, but he had always been stubborn.

"One day, that stubbornness is going to get you killed."