| Adamancy has no reason and is tinged with stupidity. |
| His entire statement had been quietly but firmly said in a state of shame and sadness, but this last line was full of adamancy. |
| The rigidity and adamancy to continue with the strike action until management appears to capitulate leads to a dead end. |
| Fundamentalism in relation to any concept even in theism is categorised as adamancy in our ashrams. |
| This provincial adamancy often took the form of official statements calling for greater provincial influence on federal involvement in international policy development. |
| Adamancy, sternness or stridency would certainly cost him very dearly. |
