- [ostiˈnaːto];
derived from
Italian word for stubborn,
compare English obstinate) is a
motif or
phrase that
persistently repeats in the same
musical voice...
- and 1976 at the
Grenoble International Film Festival. In 1996, Chile,
Obstinate Memory was
released and
followed Guzmán back to
Chile as he
screened the...
- 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...
-
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...
-
persuade them to
accompany him.
Obstinate and
Pliable go
after Christian to
bring him back, but
Christian refuses.
Obstinate returns disgusted, but Pliable...
- We Are Not
Obstinate Islands is an
album by The Diplomats, a
collective trio
consisting of
saxophonist Rob Brown,
trombonist Steve Swell and
drummer Harris...
- They, and others,
conclude that as a
person Victoria was emotional,
obstinate, honest, and straight-talking.
Through Victoria's reign, the
gradual establishment...
- Napoleon's
power in 1812
reached Moscow, but
eventually failed as the
obstinate resistance in
combination with the
bitterly cold
Russian winter led to...
- patient,
hardier and longer-lived than horses, and are
perceived as less
obstinate and more
intelligent than donkeys.: 5 A
female mule that has oestrus...
- predecessor. Sixty-four of them were
summoned to
Avignon and the most
obstinate delivered over to the Inquisition, four of them
being burned (1318). Shortly...
