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Meanings of more stubborn in anglès

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Usage of more stubborn in anglès
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Yet behind that admission there is a deeper and more stubborn truth.
The Guardian
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Seldom was there born into the world a more stubborn-minded, high-spirited boy.
A History of the Four Georges, Volume II
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But Sam Archer was made of sterner, more stubborn stuff than that.
Once bitten, twice dead
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I also learnt from Dr. Lawrence, but was then grown more stubborn.'
Boswell's Life of Johnson / Abridged and edited, with an introdu...
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Ah, if I had wanted thanks, I should have been more stubborn.'
Lorna Doone: A Romance of Exmoor
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The more rigid the social order, the more stubborn its resistance to change.
Civilization and Beyond: Learning from History
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The Book was proving far more stubborn than Artemis had anticipated.
Artemis Fowl
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But his father was more stubborn than any person he'd ever met-saveone.
Mad enough to marry
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The state had proved more stubborn than he and his friends had expected.
The Guns of Bull Run: A Story of the Civil War's Eve
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The more Tabrina asked the Emperor, the more stubborn he became.
Sisterhood of Dune
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To other less powerful and more stubborn enemies he showed a greater severity.
The River War: An Account of the Reconquest of the Sudan
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Rather he stiffened himself to a more stubborn and obstinate resolution.
Stolen Treasure
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That family of Elliotts has always been more stubborn than natteral.
Anne's House of Dreams
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The Dwarves were even more stubborn than the Fords, it seemed.
The wandering fire
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I swear, she's more stubborn than you and Lillian put together.
Murder and salutations
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If NIST says there's room to compromise, NSA gets more stubborn.
Terminal Compromise
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