stubbornly

In Shuaimen out of that moment, I stubbornly believe that their parents do not need me.

We enter the realm of cunning will, stubbornly determined to turn the forces of the world to its own advantages.

In the midst of this suffocating ambience, National Geographic stubbornly continues its search for a pair of green eyes.

And for those who stubbornly suggest pricing above what I believe the market will bear, I say 'best of luck to you.

He stubbornly declined answering for a while: she persevered, and finally persuaded him to hold communion with her through the boards.

I stood in front of it panicking to make sure that no draft would blow it out, stubbornly waiting for it to burn brightly.

I just a labeled, only heard snuffle behind a burst of applause, I hasten to see, position, not just good stubbornly askew.

I stubbornly believe that she did not know, what did not understand, does not know that the most ignorant that it is me.

Unemployment has not been this stubbornly high in the run-up to an election since the 1940s.

On Tuesday, he stubbornly went ahead with a vote on the 2010 accounts despite warnings that he was no longer backed by a majority.

Send him to the train in time, her head thrown back, whispered and said stubbornly, give me your shirt on second class button.

The incarnating soul often carries with it these tendencies, to avoid confrontation or to stubbornly insist that change is not required.

But military adventurists stubbornly oppose such a step and advocate "engaging the enemy outside the gates" .

One of the country's biggest economic problems is the educational failure of a stubbornly large chunk of its population.

Many will still stubbornly hold on to the scam they have bought into, and continue trying to make that work.

The "revenue synergies" promised in cross-border mergers have proved particularly elusive, given the stubbornly local nature of regulation.

President Obama says, at a time of economic weakness and stubbornly-high U. S. unemployment, there is no excuse for delay.

The very traits that make Anne unique and enrich her inner life also cause her to act passionately and stubbornly and to bungle chores.

Despite the Kremlin's efforts to drain all the spontaneity and competition from public politics, it just as stubbornly refuses to go away.

When their friends try to have pleasant conversations with you, when they try to bring you into their Circle of Trust, stubbornly refuse.

The company stonewalled our attempts to find the truth. The company stubbornly kept silent and obstructed our attempts to find the truth.

If you argue with other people, do not adhere stubbornly to your own opinion, conform to the public on inessential matter.

Huang mother-in-law and his wife immediately stubbornly cling to men, also asked to necklaces .

The new numbers mean that frustration with China is only likely to intensify as unemployment remains stubbornly close to 10%.

The midterms were a referendum on an administration presiding over anaemic economic recovery and stubbornly high unemployment.

Amy threatens to leave on the noon train, with or without Kane, but he stubbornly refuses to give in.

[KEY] It is said that many young romantics stubbornly attempt to live out the fantasy images of T. V. soap opera and romantic comedies.

The distinction between the past, present and future is only a stubbornly persistent illusion.

And I stubbornly believe that such love can only be experienced once in my life.

I assist him to land a well-paid job, but he must needs stubbornly work as a teacher, so my effort is totally in vain.

But economists see stubbornly high housing prices as one of the main drivers of its decision.

But I would be inclined to give greater weight, in explaining our stubbornly high unemployment, to the other factors that I have mentioned.

Uses the appropriate mental healing method, do not defend stubbornly some kind of invariable rule mechanically.

The idea is inconsistent with our constitutional theory and has been stubbornly opposed. Since the early days of the Republic.

The summer Nai stops a flounder, in fact gold friendship it of the energy also let she have no can struggle, have to stubbornly stare him.

There are always natives passing through, " he said stubbornly . "

But Churchill stubbornly refused to give in without a fight, and his staunch opposition to Nazi tyranny inspired British resistance.

Within the United States, the achievement gap between white students and poor and minority students stubbornly persists.

The deaths at the center of all this, however, remain stubbornly impermeable to interpretation.

As for the Royal Air Force (RAF), it stubbornly clings to a view of itself as a miniature version of the American Air Force.

As I sometimes stubbornly stuck to my own idea, no matter right or wrong, I just stupidly insisted on it.

Yingluck says she wants to fulfill all her campaign promises but won't stubbornly pursue those that do not work.

The old man held on to his job stubbornly and would not retire.

"Well, I don't, " he said, stubbornly, yet nervous and alert for what should come next.

Though more women are becoming career oriented, China remains stubbornly traditional. Males are expected to be breadwinners.

When Pharaoh stubbornly refused to let us go, the Lord killed every firstborn in Egypt, both man and animal.

She said McCain would stubbornly continue what she termed President Bush's failed Iraq policy.

Let us hope the west does not cling to the past, stubbornly proclaiming its superiority while floundering in the crisis it has unleashed.

Mr Harwood stubbornly refuses to use his authorial voice to issue a judgment on any of his characters.

That sounds like my Grandmother. She was always stubbornly independent.

the rate of joblessness will remain stubbornly in the teens, one of the highest in Europe.

It is not does not lose heart, has refused stubbornly the heart.

But public concern is coalescing around the stubbornly high unemployment rate, now 9. 4%, a potential pitfall for the president.

The fall himself another away from the arms of the university, today, still in for his dream and stubbornly persistent struggle.

Those beings who stubbornly refused the Light may find their road back to be long and hard, but this too is their choice!

China's battle against stubbornly high inflation is part of a wider war being waged by central banks across emerging markets.

In the United States, unemployment remains stubbornly high, growth stubbornly low, and good sense on Capitol Hill stubbornly absent.

They practically stopped buying new automobiles, to be sure, but they stubbornly refused to give up their old ones.

The stubbornly poor economic numbers vindicate calls for a slower pace of austerity , says the Labour opposition, led by Ed Miliband.

Apple still stubbornly refuses to incorporate a slot for the flash memory cards commonly used in cameras and cellphones.

The increase is designed to reduce liquidity in the system and curb inflation, which has remained stubbornly high in recent months.

After the defeat of the Empire at the Battle of Endor, Garm Bel Iblis stubbornly waited to be proven right.

In periods of growth, it raised interest rates slowly, if at all, stubbornly refusing to acknowledge the course of asset prices.

This is because growth rates alone won't bring the jobs needed to pull down stubbornly high joblessness, he said.

Like tattoos and bitter family feuds, the US housing market is still there, stubbornly refusing to improve.

The girl who used to enjoy going to church services and Sunday school now stubbornly refuses.

In the class and grade of the celestial is difficult to cure hook, and, of course, if stubbornly than words.

Their heart rates stubbornly stayed the same, already quite high, whether they listened to music or not.

But since I was the main character, I had no choice but to stubbornly believe this situation wouldn't end our relationship.

Month-on-month article growth in the English Wikipedia was as high as 5% in 2006 but has stayed stubbornly at 1% for the past two years.

That gulf helps explain why stock markets are thriving even as the economy is barely growing and unemployment remains stubbornly high.

Winners fall, but they don't stay down. They stubbornly refuse to let a fall keep them from climbing.

That inflation has remained stubbornly high in the wake of the most severe recession since the second world war is odd.

One stubbornly recurring aspect of the boom and bust: ordinary companies getting carried away with financial derivatives.

But with the yen at stubbornly high levels against the dollar and the euro, where are the new Japan-goers coming from?

Joblessness remains stubbornly near 10%: unless that number falls in the coming months, the Democrats are expected to take a battering.

But I still stubbornly living tea light meal, broadcasting, radio accompany life.

In the jail life in 8 years, his that heart that pursues the truth still at stubbornly the flutter write.

More than a decade after passage of the ADA, the unemployment rate of people with severe disabilities remains stubbornly high.

Workers are facing stressful conditions amid a stubbornly high unemployment rate and demands from wary employers to do more with less.

Stubbornly think, by her have overcome all manacling, stubbornly believes that, even if only oneself, also can reach the other shore dreams.

Yet, for much of the decade, the number of maternal deaths stayed stubbornly high.

Ladurie plumbs these transcripts and discovers an old world stubbornly at odds with the new world slowly being born.

To Ms. McNeill's chagrin, several students, most of them boys, stubbornly refused to read more challenging fare.

We still cling stubbornly to the idea of an animating soul, a spiritual ghost in the biological machine.

StubbORnly resisting change OR clinging to a seemingly hopeless OR outdated cause.

Therefore the border stubbornly stays at the top of the floating columns.

The stubbornly high inflation reading is likely to remain the primary focus of China's monetary policymakers, analysts said.

I check in with a mate who wants to lose weight but is stubbornly anti-diet and exercise-averse.

The blast was a reminder that, 50 years after it was founded, Eta remains stubbornly wedded to violence.

Both food and general inflation have remained stubbornly high and are near the double digit marks.

The October report is a clear break with a run of stubbornly high inflation figures.

This is especially true for maternal health, where mortality has remained stubbornly high despite more than 20 years of efforts.

But economic theory struggles to explain the bizarre world of fund management, where the market is fragmented but fees stay stubbornly high.

If we stubbornly continued to waste continues, in 2010, Beijing will be trapped into water.

The other Brazil has a stubbornly high murder rate and a violent police force.

Stubbornly confronting each other, we were pondering the relatedness of the species.

Long-deceased trees cling stubbornly to the steep flanks of Grand Sable Dunes in Michigan's Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore.

The combination of stubbornly high unemployment and growing government debt will not play well.

Obama's re-election chances hinge heavily on his ability to reduce the stubbornly high unemployment rate.

This game is say also strange, lose defy again stubbornly next dish to pull the Calais to it.

"Ma'am, " one of the captains growled stubbornly.

Rebellious students stubbornly demanded that the CIA be prevented from recruiting on campus.

Stubbornly tie the boots once more.

And the stumps that remain are often viewed as nuisances, chewing up property and stubbornly difficult to remove.

"I don't want the Government butting in, " he said stubbornly.

So "quantitative easing" is a rationalresponse to a depressed economy with stubbornly high unemployment and very lowinflation.

Even as Islamist terrorism grabs the headlines, more familiar varieties cling stubbornly to existence.

Some spiritual entrepreneurs also stubbornly think that doing any form of marketing and advertising is not spiritual.

Intelligent beautiful chicken and FuLaiXi stubbornly resistant earn with. . . Have finally realized: only anti enemies to happiness.

The causes of conflict in Africa stubbornly persist and the political leadership in many countries remains wanting.

However, despite the freezing cold, the blustery wind, and steps that were iced over, like fools we stubbornly kept walking.

Consider how Europe has long defined itself as The Un-American, stubbornly independent from the world hegemony.

It would help if Italy itself were less flammable. Yet Italy is stubbornly resistant to reform.

And if overall price pressure remains stubbornly elevated, inflation expectations may yet rise.

Stubbornly contrary and disobedient; obstinate.

It is especially pertinent to this one, an ancient policy that Mr Brown himself previously and stubbornly opposed.

Intolerant of the beliefs and opinions of others; stubbornly unreceptive to new ideas.

Mary stubbornly refuses to admit that she has made a wrong decision.

They meet the pain yelling, therefore they also stubbornly will usually hold mans back, the hand, will alleviate the pain.

China's uphill battle against its stubbornly high food-induced inflation isn't just about pork and vegetables anymore.

But when he stubbornly thumbed his nose at the Kremlin instead, Mr Medvedev had to act in order to avoid looking weak.

Was he greedy, or gullible, or stubbornly blind to the truth?

Yet the pressure to protect domestic industry and jobs will only grow as unemployment remains stubbornly high.

Why then does this system so stubbornly resist all attempts to restore these proven instruments of economic life?

Now we're seeing this long, dragged-out situation where you can almost see employers being stubbornly pulled into hiring.

Meanwhile, Putin has stubbornly blocked a European proposal for independence in Kosovo.

Heard father's words, I rode the bicycle stubbornly again up, under father's help, I mastered to ride the bicycle finally.

Although deflation has dissipated , the adjustment process, in view of unemployment being stubbornly high, is probably not over yet .

We try hard for the common goal, and defends stubbornly mutually the responsibility.

But conservative who opposed this reform, still stubbornly cling to the old calendar in accordance with the April 1 give a present that day.

He sticks stubbornly to his goal of education reform.

The colonialists stubbornly defended their annexations with fire and sword.

Our circle of actual friends remains stubbornly small, limited not by technology but by human nature.

The detective stubbornly persisted with his questions.

Yet the number of female bosses of large firms remains stubbornly small.

"I could never leave Lahaina, " the old man said stubbornly.

Taft continued stubbornly to defend him and thus exacerbated popular discontent.

Others blame deficient demand for the country's stubbornly high unemployment.

The catalogue calls it an attempt at self-understanding; viewers may find it stubbornly obscure.

Unemployment has stubbornly refused to contract for more than a decade.

Italian and Spanish yields, meanwhile, remain stubbornly high.

Obsessed with the ancient legends, I believe, the ups and downs of stubbornly, is a fate.

Dismal. Overcast . Little piles of dirty snow still stubbornly littering the lawn.

Advances in oil and gas exploration, along with stubbornly high energy prices, are adding to the stress.

Here Beijing remains stubbornly closed, not least for political reasons.

China had stubbornly resisted the pressure to change its exchange rate policy, insisting that the yuan was valued exactly how it should be.

However, the prices of many commodities that are crucial for consumer goods companies, such as crude oil and grains, remain stubbornly high.

Millions have been buffeted by the global financial downturn, their ability to buy food is limited by stubbornly high prices.

Smoking rates remained stubbornly high for decades after the US surgeon general officially declared cigarettes a health risk in 1964.

Setbacks should be overcame stubbornly.

Analysts offered several theories for the rebound in spending while the unemployment rate remained stubbornly high.

He was hurt, but he stubbornly refused to retire. Then in 2003 his script for "The Pianist" won an Oscar.

Don't stubbornly cling to an outmoded position, especially at work or in health areas.

Comrades and the masses to Jing Li-Jie stubbornly pulling, until the security zone.

And unemployment in all these economies remains stubbornly high, with no sign of meaningful improvement on the horizon.

vt. They stubbornly refuse to let a fall.

Day after day and year after year, they fought and lived stubbornly in the wild mountains and forests.

So, say the Internet more harm than good, he stubbornly opposed their children online.

I do not care, stubbornly into the seeds and cover with soil .

If there is any similarity between them, it is that each race builds in a manner that is stubbornly at odds with the immediate environment.

So take care to avoid becoming stubbornly immune to the teachings.

I stubbornly refused to recognize, betrayal.

How can I pull out my tooth with one side loose and the other side stubbornly stuck on?

Stubbornly persistent in wrongdoing adj.

Lenin fought stubbornly for the purity of Marxist theory.

The phrase was heavy on my lips, stubbornly resistant to knowledge.

Many are worried about the stubbornly high US unemployment rate, but believe we will get back to normal after the recession is over.

Donkeys are known for their stubbornness, and Benjamin stubbornly refuses to become enthusiastic about the rebellion.

One reason is that ailments like arthritis often remain stubbornly resistant to mainstream medicines, so sufferers will try almost anything.

It stubbornly repeats all the fallacies of Comte.

Don't sell yourself short by stubbornly ignoring every language but one.

Mr Obama faces challenges galore, such as a budget crisis, stubbornly high unemployment, and renewed strife in the Middle East.

Many stubbornly insist on calling it "Hongkong Bank" .

Stubbornly adhering to an attitude, an opinion, or a course of action; obdurate.

"I can't lie about music. What's good is good, what's bad is bad, " he stubbornly insists.

These big drops in sentiment are a good sign because they suggest that advisers are not stubbornly holding onto their bullishness.

He sneers by a , he stubbornly not calls them fulfill a wish.

We usually start this during our teenage years, and we often show it by stubbornly rebelling against those who care for us.

Missing on a Teenage round, no one can resist stubbornly and domineering rule. 15 The moon is certainly lovely.

One country has stubbornly resisted this trend.

So stubbornly did the Filipinos fight that Mckinley eventually had to send 70, 000 troops to the islands.

What made Yang Zhao more suffered was that DPP which was vigorous at one time still be tied with Chen Shuibian's personal fate stubbornly.

Inflation in China moderated slightly in April but remained stubbornly high despite government efforts to restrain rapid price rises.

Stubbornly run away after there are a girl and mother fight!

One group stubbornly persist in following the first road.

Foreigners stubbornly reluctant to accept our ways.

Inflation stayed stubbornly high in April in spite of the state's best efforts.

People often stubbornly think they are different, especially in a large company such as IBM, whose environments are large and complex.

Actually, I didn't imagine so strong, is already used a stubbornly opposed.

As a result, the death rate has dropped by 40 percent since 1990, but lately, it has remained stubbornly level.

Sometimes, night, suddenly feel not sleep, but stubbornly refused to sleep.

It is heterosexual men who stick stubbornly to the map.

I stubbornly believe that only in the autumn Falling tears to flow will have the impulse to the original wrong is my own belief.

My mother is a stubbornly man like my grandpa.

Plato: life is the most regret, and give up easily shouldn't abandon, stubbornly, insist on the shouldn't.

When the man stubbornly refuses, a scuffle ensues and the man runs away.

Inflation peaked at 6. 5% in July and stayed stubbornly high in the months that followed.

"They are my men, " the huge chief said stubbornly.

However, she stubbornly think that if I have three days to light.

the life most regret, is not easily give up, stubbornly, insist on the shouldn't.

With core inflation stubbornly over 2 per cent, the current 10-year yield of 3. 8 per cent seems a touch optimistic.

True, $100-oil will do the economy no favours, and unemployment remains stubbornly high at 8. 9 per cent.

And in mid-June, IE8 finally surpassed IE6, which still stubbornly holds a 7. 6 percent share.

OLD soldiers never die, they just fade away. Old weapons, on the other hand, hang around stubbornly .

Most developing countries stubbornly resist western admonitions on the need to cut carbon emissions.

Inflation was stubbornly high in China last year but has slipped back towards 3 per cent, giving the central bank more scope to ease rates.

hold fast to sth continue to believe in (an idea, a principle, etc) resolutely or stubbornly

adhere stubbornly to one's own opinions and reject other people's experience

though it stubbornly refuses to accommodate a fourth force, gravity,

Using frozen vines I stubbornly wrote

The most regret, way to miss someone is to give up easily shouldn't abandon, stubbornly insist on the shouldn't