Examples of using "Teimoso" in a sentence and their english translations:
I'm stubborn.
I'm stubborn.
He's stubborn.
Tom is extremely stubborn.
Tom is very stubborn.
Tom was very stubborn.
Do you think I'm stubborn?
Tom is stubborn, isn't he?
Tom is stubborn and moody.
Tom is really stubborn, isn't he?
Tom is quite stubborn, isn't he?
Tom is very stubborn, isn't he?
This is no time to be stubborn.
He is obstinate in his opinion.
You're stubborn.
He is stubborn as a mule.
Tom is as stubborn as Mary.
I've always been stubborn.
I'm sure Tom will be stubborn.
I know that Tom is obstinate.
Don't be stubborn.
Stop being so stubborn.
I'm not stubborn; I'm persistent.
Tom is a stubborn guy.
So what to do is to live by taking precautions without getting stubborn with the virus.
- Tom said you're very stubborn.
- Tom said that you're very stubborn.
Don't be so stubborn! How do you say so beautifully? The wiser gives in.
Wise, modest, contemplative, studious, never clamorous, even if a bit stubborn, he always avoided causing distress to anyone.