Examples of using Obstinately in English and their translations into Hungarian
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the difficulties of that part which rise first and obstinately hold the field and recur.
She obstinately refused to be examined by.
I will fight you obstinately for her!
Why is it not obstinately rejected by all?
It always resists in everybody and very obstinately too.
almost obstinately.
Social Revolutionaries obstinately refused to take power.
consider this wrong and obstinately persist in calling themselves"National-Socialists.".
consider this wrong and obstinately continue to call themselves“National Socialists.”.
so often behave obstinately and unshakably.
nor to persist obstinately in our own opinion.
And then that impossible ideal that the elect of all ages had obstinately pursued will become a reality.
lugging back obstinately, was forced to the kitchen door,
If any one long and obstinately desires to appear something,
The Catholic Church is then accused of actually promoting abortion because she obstinately continues to teach the moral unlawfulness of contraception.
Merriam-Webster's first definition of the word“bigot” is a person“who is obstinately or intolerantly devoted to his or her own opinions and prejudices.”.
which is under the standard of Christ, has no permission to execute vengeance, except against those who obstinately refuse to be reclaimed.
Jupiter and Saturn. Obstinately disobeying the law of the circle.
St. Thomas Aquinas confirms that any member of the Church who obstinately disbelieves even one doctrine of Faith loses all the grace of theological faith;
These two volumes document the age, but Kassák also"bombards reality persistently and obstinately, flays off every illusion;