| 11. | More than those earlier characters, he suffers for being so pigheaded about love.
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| 12. | Detect a note of pigheaded traditionalism in defense of the game's integrity?
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| 13. | He was hugely opinionated and pigheaded in wanting to do things his own way.
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| 14. | He called the Georgia golf club's stand " pigheaded ."
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| 15. | Who could be against it, except the most pigheaded of the city's motorists?
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| 16. | His character, Porter, is a pigheaded petty thief straight out of a Peckinpah movie.
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| 17. | I'm pigheaded,"
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| 18. | Martin said he lost that match because he was pigheaded and wanted to dictate each point.
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| 19. | You're just being pigheaded.
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| 20. | A pigheaded coach, graced with organizational carte blanche, can be a fascinating opera to watch.
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