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“She can be very headstrong and obstinate; but I believe she has learned a valuable lesson this day,” he said glaring at Sally
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obstinate head of yours
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‘You obstinate beast,’ said Jean angrily
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turning his back on the obstinate donkey
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He is obstinate in thinking that a field of
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Okay, I thought, if he’s going to be obstinate about it, I’ll just put him in front of the dish in a maternal “eat that” sort of way
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Nevertheless, there are many of us, who, conditioned by our obstinate desires, have seemingly compromised our ability to (consciously) distinguish between right and wrong, commending, by inuring habit(s), inappropriate behavior
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These obstinate children endeavor to grab hold of My robes with one hand, while pushing Me away with the other!
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Multitudes of dead and dying peoples, with countenances set hard against The Lord and His anointed! Thus I shall not send just one, nor am I sending thirty or sixty, or even one hundred men, but 144,000 shall I send to this obstinate people!
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Neither does it consider Humankind‘s obstinate, however pliant nature that pursues its (own) calling and seeks its (own) rewards in its (own) self-appointed manner
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For it is the soldier's disposition to offer an obstinate resistance when surrounded, to fight hard when he cannot help himself, and to obey promptly when he has fallen into danger
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I could be obstinate about keeping old things and not accepting new ones
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Well, beyond what we have for lunch, it is interesting to notice that God is presented in the Bible as a loving, merciful father who gives up His designs or renews them depending on the struggles with His children, with this Humanity, with His obstinate chosen people, as we read throughout the Old Testament more than once
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obstinate, and your neck is an iron sinew, and your brow brass; 5 I have even from the beginning declared it to you; before it came to
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27 An obstinate heart shall be laden with sorrows; and the wicked man shall heap sin on sin
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Woe to you, you fools, for through your folly shall you perish, and you transgress against the wise, and so good hap shall not be your portion; And now, know you that you are prepared for the day of destruction; therefore do not hope to live, you sinners, but you shall depart and die; for you know no ransom; for you are prepared for the day of the great judgement, for the day of tribulation and great shame for your spirits; Woe to you, you obstinate of heart, who work wickedness and eat blood; How have you good things to eat and to drink and to be filled? From all the good things which the Lord the Most High has placed in abundance on the Earth; therefore you shall have no peace
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Woe to you, you obstinate of heart, who watches in order to devise wickedness, therefore fear shall come on you and there shall be none to help you
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(Stiffnecked, remember, means that they are too obstinate to learn anything
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Woe to you you fools for through your folly shall you perish and you transgress against the wise and so good hap shall not be your portion; And now know you that you are prepared for the day of destruction; therefore do not hope to live you sinners but you shall depart and die; for you know no ransom; for you are prepared for the day of the great judgement for the day of tribulation and great shame for your spirits; Woe to you you obstinate of heart who work wickedness and eat blood; How have you good things to eat and to drink and to be filled? From all the good things which the Lord the Most High has placed in abundance on the Earth; therefore you shall have no peace
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Woe to you you obstinate of heart who watches in order to devise wickedness therefore fear shall come on you and there shall be none to help you
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Even now, armed with all the proof, Tony was so obstinate that he wanted to keep
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These women were most obstinate
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"I said to you a little ago" he answered "that you were cunning and obstinate in asking explanations of the parables; but since you are so persistent I shall unfold to you the meaning of the similitudes of the field and of all the others that follow that you may make them known to everyone
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"And from the fifth mountain which had green grass and was rugged they who believed are the following: believers indeed but slow to learn and obstinate and pleasing themselves wishing to know everything and knowing nothing at all
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stop limping toward my obstinate friend; my pace was unbroken,
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from our obstinate views
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This way Drefno and Petrarco found them, fighting against the devilish ones, and this way, in obstinate resistance, they joined Alaris and Xanatrix to fight with teeth, stones and determination
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Before I could discover if ‘they’ were his wife or parents I was standing on a sandy path wondering what to do with a very obstinate erection
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He grew obstinate
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He had however, a very obstinate streak to his character and didn’t contact her for a week or more
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Bridget’s obstinate mind was made up and she threatened not to attend herself if they were at the wedding
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She made him discover how self-centred, self-pitying, obsessive and obstinate he was
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He like all the family knew what a strong, persistent and obstinate person she could be and all the family for being just that loved her
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He was not slow to ask the question, even before he had met Jesus, "Can any good thing come out of Nazareth?" But Nathaniel was not obstinate, even if he was proud
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Obstinate defence of every foot of ground gradually became his style of leadership
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It took several minutes of wrangling with the obstinate receptionist about the nature of the call and its urgency before Wickland was finally able to learn that Mr
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The Church in particular is quite obstinate
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little boy, they made her listen to a recording, but she had become very obstinate, in a state of oblivion, and she didn’t care any more
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“He’s obstinate to the point of almost being disobedient, and it’s this kind of willful arrogance that suggests that he can never be a team player
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She had no idea what cat’s whiskers had to do with getting torn to pieces by a thousand obstinate
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Obstinate little buggers, they are
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Lucia had never seen Nora this obstinate and was startled by her sternness
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“He’s good at heart,” said Meera, “but obstinate like a child
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His inflexible stance and obstinate self-con-
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why he had been so obstinate
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“You obstinate boy, you’re going to ruin these shoes of mine!”
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been the obstinate Washington dealmaker, out of touch with your family and
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Obstinate dictators will never forfeit power or liberty
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~ ces) tenacious, obstinate tender irreg
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So you see he is obstinate as well as narrow-minded
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'But isn't that filial piety rather than--' I began again, still diffident but also obstinate
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His obstinate betrayed expression washed away and he resembled that little boy
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"Tell her she'll get pneumonia standing there in the cold, silly old obstinate thing, and she's to go back to the car at once, and if she won't go alone you take her
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Then he will be like Ares, "hated by gods and mortals," the embodiment of unrefined brute strength and blind violence, obstinate and eager for strife, yet not nearly so successful as the more prudent Athena (his dual; see next) (Larousse 124-5; Sharman-Burke & Greene 39-41)
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She was dead to him, dead in obstinate sin; and dignity demanded she should continue dead until she came of her own accord and told him she had done with that terrible affair of the East Prussian pastor
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, part of verse 26, _Tares_, after yet another year of the congregation's obstinate indifference to chemical manure
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"--both equally obstinate, both equally encased from head to foot in the impenetrable thick armour of intellectual sloth
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He had been as wholly, maddeningly obstinate as the extremely good sometimes are
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She refused to stay where she so conveniently was, and Wemyss now considered Lucy's aunt obstinate as well as selfish
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Therefore Wemyss was forced to conclude that she was obstinate as well as selfish; and if it hadn't been for the brief moments at meals when Lucy appeared, and through her unhappiness--what she was doing was obviously depressing her very much--smiled faintly at him and always went and sat as near him as she could, he would have found these two days intolerable
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Also she had been obstinate; and she had, besides, shown unmistakable signs of selfishness
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He had forgotten, so acquiescent had she been for weeks, that down there he had discovered she was obstinate
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It was a shock to him to realise that her obstinacy, the most obstinate obstinacy he had ever met, might be going to upset his plans
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In her idea of her, too, she was absent-minded and not very intelligent; indeed, she was rather troublesomely unintelligent, doing obstinate, foolish things, and at last doing that fatal, obstinate, foolish thing which so dreadfully ended her
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Besides, their pages wouldn't be idly turned; they would be, she was sure, obstinate with expensiveness, stiff with the leather and gold of their covers
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The bald dark man furrowed his brow, seemed puzzled that we did not chase after the obstinate youth
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” The Chief Staff Officer privately did agree, but he had an obstinate role to play
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"Stubborn and obstinate mean the same thing
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But you do not come close to understanding everything in this Knowledge in order to think incessantly and make Choices only within the activity of SFUURMM-Forms that belong to it, and that is why you get tired very quickly, and are more subject to the obstinate desire to occupy yourself with something more primitive
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But if, instead of the stupid, obstinate resistance to anything, you attentively and calmly consider this, noting all its unreality, or accept it as your imperfect creation that cannot manifest in your Life, then it will weaken, and later will lose at all its illusory form in your Perception and will disappear by itself from the dynamics of your Focus of Close Attention, making your Self-Consciousness forever free from it
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Master takes such behaviour as being obstinate and being a reflection of the student on his (the tutor’s)
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For it went on and on this amazing sulking on both sides and the obstinate refusal to communicate
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And thought it boring drudgery to chip away at some huge log?… yet was persuaded to do it anyways? And then after it was built, and he was initiated into a new world of exploration, travel, freedom… and his father reminds him of how obstinate he was at making such a canoe: would he thank his father for insisting on such a task?
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By weaving the evils all of all these thousands of years of past events of assassination and ritual sacrifice into one place, into one person and centralizing all of the undead filthy evil ghouls linked to these ancient pasts together… into one small street in Sarajevo in order to murder the healthiest, most bull-headed, obstinate young arrogant heir to the throne of the Austro-Hungarian Empire: archduke Franz Ferdinand… the ghouls of the undead managed to spark WW1
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Still in the same old apartment, still longing for companionship, still hearing sirens almost every night, Joseph wrestled to break free from the obstinate grip of his unrelenting dissatisfaction
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He stopped tugging at the obstinate root in his hands for a moment to ponder her inquiry
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Talaric was leaning against the van’s side with his arms crossed with an obstinate look on his face
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“I'm not obstinate,” she said, lying back against the bed
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from the calamities which will involve all those who shall continue obstinate in unbelief
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According to numerous scriptures we are abundantly assured the penalty for sin is death, and that should settle all doubts with the most obstinate caviler and the grounds for quibbling forever swept away
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’ * The citation of these words of our Lord, therefore, by the author of Salvator Mundi, in order to support the speculation of the salvation of all men, even the most obstinate, seems to the last degree perverse
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Mankind can scarcely have been mistaken at least in gathering both from Nature and from Revelation the conviction that there is some attribute of God far different from mere Fatherly Compassion and Goodness, concerned in dealing with obstinate offenders
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There is something so heart-striking, so fitted to compel attention, in the apostolic warning of Christ’s imminent return to destroy obstinate and obscene worshippers of idols, to avenge the perversion of the truth in Christendom, to raise in glory the sleeping saints, and to establish Heaven's kingdom on earth,—that even languid India must lift her head to listen, and haughty philosophic China hearken awe-struck to the trumpet-blast
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These fat cells are particularly obstinate and will require much effort to lose unless the toxic load is decreased and the body undergoes detoxification
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from the calamities which will involve all those who shall continue obstinate in unbelief" George P
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A new overwhelming sensation was gaining more and more mastery over him every moment; this was an immeasurable, almost physical, repulsion for everything surrounding him, an obstinate, malignant feeling of hatred
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"In that case," said Sancho, "mind that your worship does not forget this as you did the oath; perhaps the phantoms may take it into their heads to amuse themselves once more with me; or even with your worship if they see you so obstinate
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"See there, senor! Heaven, moved by my tears and prayers, has so ordered it that Rocinante cannot stir; and if you will be obstinate, and spur and strike him, you will only provoke fortune, and kick, as they say, against the pricks
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"I remember saying one day to one of these obstinate fellows, 'Tell me, do you not recollect that a few years ago, there were three tragedies acted in Spain, written by a famous poet of these kingdoms, which were such that they filled all who heard them with admiration, delight, and interest, the ignorant as well as the wise, the masses as well as the higher orders, and brought in more money to the performers, these three alone, than thirty of the best that have been since produced?'
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I am of the breed of the Panzas, and they are every one of them obstinate, and if they once say 'odds,'
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In fact, it was not the same face, not the same look as the evening before: sullen, mistrustful and obstinate
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I knew him to be a very good sort of man, and I thought well of his daughter--better than she deserved, for, with a most obstinate and ill-judged secrecy, she would tell nothing, would give no clue, though she certainly knew all
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I have been obstinate
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She sat on, nearly dropping asleep, but determined and obstinate in her chair
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and is more obstinate than ever
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he will most seriously displease me if he remains obstinate, and that he will
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"Well, I don't wish to seem obstinate," replied Danhasch, "the best plan to test the