pig-headed

Now—now I want to say I am sorry for being so—well, so pig-headed about the rest of it.

He had a will of his own; and he was obstinate, mulish, pig-headed.

The trouble with Steve is that he's pig-headed or something.

There's a fellow called Peacock, now, a most pig-headed, narrowminded chap.

He knew this was either merciless sarcasm or the most pig-headed bigotry.

But how pig-headed they were, seeing nothing but their own point of view!

But there—I've said all I could, and if you will be pig-headed, you must.

“You know how pig-headed Hank Lawson always is,” he told his chum.

But he was pig-headed and I was not always able to get the better of his obstinacy.

No, but really you know, Dad, you were a pig-headed little creature to do that!