obstinately

After nearly five years of obstinately rejecting King Henry VIII's advances, Anne Boleyn finally allowed him to seduce her.

Facing a daunting problem in natural history, Darwin would obstinately chip away at it until its secrets relented.

They are obstinately holding on and having their last gasps hoping for some revival of their fortunes, but it is not to be.

The Diaoyu Islands are sacred Chinese territory and if Japan clings obstinately to its mistake, China will take further actions.

But Miss Marple shook her head obstinately and looked across at Sir Henry.

" Can this gentleman has obstinately insisted: " My friends said that as long as the DOS the batch file can be changed to, so why trouble.

How came you to persist so obstinately in a falsehood?

To be obstinately repetitious, insistent, or tenacious.

Sometimes I even got the illusion and obstinately believe that Shanghai should have such flourishing and confusion.

they niggle endlessly over details and remain obstinately silent about his really great discoveries.

Some pundits, however, believe Mr Tyler is being obstinately blind to a business threat.

His father was desperate and frightened, but obstinately fighting.

Responsive : : Obstinately resistant to authority or control .

If Japan obstinately clings to the wrong path, it has to bear all the ensuing consequences.

The practical problems Mr Obama inherited in the Middle East have proved obstinately hard to resolve.

Always do I behave obstinately , even a bit unreasonably in spite of others' attitude.

They, too, were waiting: obstinately, stoically waiting, and giving off a potency of silence.

Their hearts, however, remain obstinately British.

His zest for life was gone. He obstinately refused to follow doctor's orders.

He obstinately believed somehow he could make things right.

Scarlett nodded obstinately .

Obstinately he clung to his choice.

They held obstinately to the purely military viewpoint.

The greater the failures became , the more obstinately his incurable amateurishness came to the fore .

And so he obstinately persists in the mystifications intended to keep woman in her chains.

Shouldn't the obstinately brutal record of the Chinese government on human rights give us pause when we cosy up to them?

Her name obstinately escaped my memory.

Your name obstinately escapes me.

Why don't they come up instead of drawing me down obstinately ?

Are they guilty of obstinately pursuing an abstract goal that is causing mayhem in financial markets?

He obstinately refused to consider the future.

obstinately pretend that they would prefer to live in the country.

"Do no know! " The old obstinately heave a head, one in the story of necrosis mulish facial statement.

She Shuapi Qi, obstinately refused to go to stay in place.

He Bo said obstinately, "I don't believe it, for I have never been to the North Sea. "

Publishing system reform obstinately think of the impact on system lying enterprises;

adj (of a person) obstinately holding a wrong opinion or taking a wrong course of action

deny indignantly deny obstinately deny stoutly deny strongly