“obstinacy”可以造什么句，obstinacy造句

I resisted the proposal with obstinacy.

Because of unfeeling and obstinacy, my heart will hardly open.

Robertson uttered not a word of reflection on his companion for the consequences of his obstinacy.

Cindy's anger usually made him stand firm to the point of obstinacy.

A cross with a bull-dog has affected for many generations the courage and obstinacy of greyhounds.

The obstinacy of the government over a few divisive issues presents a perpetual risk to the north-south peace accord.

He was vain of that unwavering obstinacy which no influence of love or pity had ever been known to bend from its remorseless purpose.

Without any recourse against his wife's obstinacy, he glared at her for a long time, then flung open the door to go out and ran smack into Mama Li.

Tough Bill had no patience with an obstinacy which could only result in loss to himself, and on the last occasion he flung both Strickland and Captain Nichols out of his house without more ado.

Life is a process of cognition of life, how to be easy and free, beyond the vexation of the vexation, but also to recognize the obstinacy of the illusion, the machine is not exhausted, intertwined with sorrow and joy, with the liveliness of life, to deduce the goodwill and broad of life, to Thanksgiving all the stories, to pay t

Her obstinacy has me up a tree.

The most curious were baffled by her silence and the most tenacious by her obstinacy.

And yet Israel's obstinacy, maddening as it can be, serves the purposes of both our countries best.

Would Mr. Darcy then consider the rashness of your original intention as atoned for by your obstinacy in adhering to it?

To break through the obstinacy of self to life, everyone needs to live a new sense of life, with a leisurely heart, to laugh at the wind, and walk in this hasty year. No one can escape the distress of trouble.

Has anyone ever seen such obstinacy, or a robbery like this?

His identity of emperor upgrade his success of art, but at the same time destroys himself as a result of obstinacy.

stubbornness; obstinacy; pigheadedness

Kafka's in Exile is often interpreted as the reflection of the cruelty, obstinacy and stupidity of the ruling class or that of the most cruel and most primitive feelings of human nature.

Twice in recent days the President has publicly criticised Republican obstinacy and called for concessions from both sides.