| When the film was finally screened last week, it quickly became clear that his jumpy demands and general cussedness have paid off. |
| It can be viewed as yet another manifestation of the awkwardness, or cussedness, of organisms. |
| Such cussedness is rarely endearing to those whose job it is to make the government machine run smoothly. |
| His years as a player have been characterised by the cussedness of never knowing when to yield. |
| He's 72 now, and there's a certain cussedness to his bone-dry directorial style that suggests it's a job he should now do less. |
| I'm driven more by cussedness and outrage at injustice than I am by any ideology. |
