- [ostiˈnaːto];
derived from the
Italian word for stubborn,
compare English obstinate) is a
motif or
phrase that
persistently repeats in the same
musical voice...
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persuade them to
accompany him.
Obstinate and
Pliable go
after Christian to
bring him back, but
Christian refuses.
Obstinate returns disgusted, but Pliable...
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Heresy is
defined by the
Catholic Church as "the
obstinate denial or
obstinate doubt after the
reception of
baptism of some
truth which is to be believed...
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challenge a
larger dog.
Indulged dachshunds may
become snappy or
extremely obstinate. A 2008
University of
Pennsylvania study of 6,000 dog
owners who were...
- a footnote,
additional small notes, or an
additional staff)
ostinato Obstinate,
persistent (i.e. a
short musical pattern that is
repeated throughout...
- Chile,
Obstinate Memory (Spanish: Chile, la
memoria obstinada) is a do****entary film,
directed by
Patricio Guzmán and
released in 1997. The film profiles...
- MUHMP-sih-məs) is a "traditional
custom obstinately adhered to
however unreasonable it may be", or "someone who
obstinately clings to an error, bad
habit or...
- weren't
always compatible with what we were
trying to accomplish. Ed was
obstinate at times,
playing the song the way he
wanted to play it
rather than the...
-
fighting for
their natural rights. King
George III is
often accused of
obstinately trying to keep
Great Britain at war with the
revolutionaries in America...
- In psychology, rigidity, or
mental rigidity,
refers to an
obstinate inability to
yield or a
refusal to
appreciate another person's
viewpoint or emotions...
