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- adverb In a
hardheaded manner.
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Examples
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In that sense, Wilson takes a more hardheadedly political approach to the topic than Ellison: where Wilson makes Catholicism's spiritual failings part and parcel of the openly political challenge it poses to the nation, Ellison emphasizes the really-existing unity between Catholicism and the CofE, and focuses on Protestantism's negative moral effects.
Academic 2009
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In that sense, Wilson takes a more hardheadedly political approach to the topic than Ellison: where Wilson makes Catholicism's spiritual failings part and parcel of the openly political challenge it poses to the nation, Ellison emphasizes the really-existing unity between Catholicism and the CofE, and focuses on Protestantism's negative moral effects.
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In that sense, Wilson takes a more hardheadedly political approach to the topic than Ellison: where Wilson makes Catholicism's spiritual failings part and parcel of the openly political challenge it poses to the nation, Ellison emphasizes the really-existing unity between Catholicism and the CofE, and focuses on Protestantism's negative moral effects.
Protestant Truths and Roman Catholic Errors: Part II of II 2009
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In that sense, Wilson takes a more hardheadedly political approach to the topic than Ellison: where Wilson makes Catholicism's spiritual failings part and parcel of the openly political challenge it poses to the nation, Ellison emphasizes the really-existing unity between Catholicism and the CofE, and focuses on Protestantism's negative moral effects.
Religion 2009
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When we hardheadedly choose to hold on to strife, we are choosing to step out of God’s protection.
Become a Better You Joel Osteen 2007
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Unlike many of those who came after him, he was hardheadedly political and saw statesmen’s deeds as central to the life of a people.
THE CLOSING OF THE AMERICAN MIND Allan Bloom 2003
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Unlike many of those who came after him, he was hardheadedly political and saw statesmen’s deeds as central to the life of a people.
THE CLOSING OF THE AMERICAN MIND Allan Bloom 2003
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