adamant造句

But Ron was adamant.

China was equally adamant.

But Arafat is adamant: "Arrest me!"

On this point I am adamant.

She became as rigid as adamant.

She was adamant in refusing to comply with his wishes.

She was quite adamant that she would not come.

MOSt officials are adamant that the policy remains in place.

We spoke to Patrice today and he's adamant that he wants to follow it on.

The High Sparrow had been adamant, and Ser Kevan refused to lift a finger against him.

HBOS was adamant that it was a "strong bank" and still attracting deposits from customers.

The Deep South remained adamant in its opposition to most desegregation measures, often violently; protesters were attacked and occasionally killed.

But she was adamant that shedidn't want one of each, thus doubling her side effects and recovery time.

Before I set off, everyone told me the challenge was impossible, but I was adamant it wasn't.

If you are a stone, be adamant; if you are a plant, be the sensitive plant; if you are a man, be love.

Although this may strike some as a remarkable bit of scientific outsourcing, the group is adamant that players who make breakthroughs will share in the scientific glory.

He is adamant that universities should be as concerned with practical as theoretical innovation and has championed collaboration with manufacturers such as Rolls-Royce.

Yet David Cameron, the British prime minister, is adamant that deeper economic co-ordination in Europe must affect only the 16.

She always denied that her protagonists were modeled on any actual people, and in particular was adamant that Roark was not a fictionalized Frank Lloyd Wright.

According to Sheriff Jim Alderman, "he said he saw his brother climb into that apparatus and he was very adamant, they interviewed him multiple times and that was his consistent story."

Secretary Gutierrez said President Bush shares the view of other participants that some market oversight is needed to prevent excesses and abuses, but is adamant that the free market be preserved.