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Meanings of too stubborn in English

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Usage of too stubborn in English
1
He was too stubborn to listen to the counsel even of friends.
A Century Too Soon: The Age of Tyranny
2
Both my son and Scammon are too stubborn to tell me anything.
The High School Pitcher; or, Dick & Co. on the Gridley Diamond
3
He could have jogged up a little, but he was too stubborn.
Land of the Burnt Thigh
4
They were people too stubborn, or perhaps too crazy, to be bothered.
Arcanum Unbounded
5
Pete was too stubborn to run even for her own bloody good.
Demon bound
6
One, a local simpleton, the other far too stubborn to pass by unanswered.
Orb Sceptre Throne
7
He was also, I suspect, too proud to admit defeat and too stubborn.
The Guardian
8
I told him you were too stubborn to listen to anyone.
The Angel Stone
9
It's as if you're too stubborn to know when to run.
Blood rites
10
People too stubborn to leave, or with nowhere else to go.
A Hard Day’s Knight
11
Delia was evidently upstairs, and Nan was too stubborn to call her down.
The Governess
12
The endowment failed, as you know, because-perhapsI was too stubborn.
The Quest of the Silver Fleece: A Novel
13
She was too stubborn to see that he couldn't live here.
Snow melts in spring
14
I am too stubborn and too personally invested to let this case die.
Heat Rises
15
You're both just too stubborn to shut down before it happens.
Sea of Rust
16
No, he was too stubborn, or too stupid, to give up that easily.
Shadow's son
This collocation consists of:
Too stubborn through the time
Too stubborn across language varieties
United States of America
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United Kingdom
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