obdurately

Obdurately he looked back at his book and again he turned the page.

Perhaps this is why Bernstein made them so obdurately American.

The challenge was also opposed by a Japan holding obdurately to national seclusion.

To understand that internecine strife and faces turned obdurately to the past will bring us down.

Obdurately to pretend to certainty in an uncertain world?

In each the primitive, sometimes bestial is joined obdurately to the modern and sophisticated.

"As long as they don't affect us," said Bliss obdurately.

To the east the forest thrust obdurately south, as heavy, tall and dense as ever.

The prime minister stood obdurately against any constitutional change he believed was too radical, regarding this as a matter of national and regional security.

But Hanif, obdurately: 'This is a film about work, not kissing.

"She needs her family with her," Spock said obdurately.

Its coverage gets skimpier and more diverse as it approaches the obdurately pluralist present.

The lines of his boxlike hat seemed to continue downward through his head, obdurately square.

Fredericks, splashing obdurately with a makeshift paddle, did not reply.

For all these years these specimens have lain obdurately pressed in dark drawers.

"I am not a thief," insisted Damiano once again: obdurately, but with less conviction than he would have shown a few weeks previously.

Spock remained obdurately silent, even in the link. '

'Svinoi,' she said, because, no matter how hard she tried, an answer obdurately failed to pop into her mind.

This breakthrough came three years before this obdurately all-male orchestra hired its first female player.

"Quartett" is the closest the obdurately avant-gardist Müller ever came to a boulevard success.

"My father'll pay you-" "One hundred in advance," he replied obdurately.

Hazleton, it appeared, was being obdurately stupid.

As a matter of fact your father remains as obdurately convinced that computers are an alien species as he's always been.

Spock said obdurately, refusing to be drawn.

With an eye to his nationalist flank, Mr. Shamir has obdurately resisted.