bullheadedness

At the time, it seemed to me a good example of bullheadedness.

Then he thought it up, and we break through his bullheadedness."

McCoy almost raised his hand out of natural bullheadedness, but stopped himself.

Sooner or later some bullheadedness would get one or both of them killed.

"Well, you two have a lot in common- bullheadedness."

He'd had enough of her bullheadedness to last through a generation of grandchildren.

She could scarcely contain her rage at David's arrogance and bullheadedness.

And thanks to his bullheadedness, he exerts more control over production than almost any other screenwriter.

"Not against you, my dear, just against your bullheadedness.

The mares were being run to the ground, and Mary owed her own ability to stay in the saddle to sheer bullheadedness.

The team manager is now also more complicated and troubled, seeing some of the bullheadedness of his own youth in Jack.

For all his brusque bullheadedness, he had taken great risks to win a more secure future for Israel.

"My bullheadedness hurts me sometimes," he said.

But the more he thought about it, the deeper and deeper he was falling into his own bullheadedness.

Barney is a very stubborn man, whose bullheadedness is the reason for his unhappiness throughout the novel.

Here are two sides that both want freedom and both want the same place to live and there is total bullheadedness.

The two of you together must have more than seventy percent of the world's entire store of stupid bullheadedness."

For his bullheadedness, Stivic was sometimes criticized for being an elitist.

"You're right, of course, only I'd do a lot of thinking before I'd let bullheadedness risk my wife's life.

Stubbornness, arrogance and bullheadedness are.

He did not add that the irascible Prime Minister was no stranger himself to bullheadedness and irrational fits of temper.

She had always loved his unfailing strength, had always admired his bullheadedness.

Robert Grossman plays Orgon with the sanctimonious bullheadedness of a true believer.

Typical bullheadedness.

'If his bullheadedness requires a material witness to hang around a foreign country, he can't complain about interim accommodations.