Obstinance used in a sentence

Obstinance in a sentence as a noun

The determined obstinance does a bit, but no worries.

Because of planned obstinance at a software level.

They thought that through denial and obstinance they could force the world to be a nice, pleasant reality.

That doesn’t mean you never get to complain about the obstinance of the Elbonians, just keep it light.

Yet modern politics seems to treat any amount of disagreement as a solemn oath of obstinance.

They wouldn't have minded Trump's obstinance when the only victim was the other team, but his failing to address reality in the face of a shared crisis is a completely different beast.

" You, personally, therefore have no reason, other than obstinance, to think you have some relation between the amount of energy released from a fusion reaction and the energy necessary to create the conditions for fusion.

Reading texts around the early responses to the Great Depression you get a sense of a great dissatisfaction with the status quo, and that advocates of both fascist and of communist policies thought their biggest threat was the obstinance of the status quo rather than revolutionary change in the "wrong" direction.