1. He's a hardheaded old man.

2. A useful, sensible, hard-headed man.

3. These two big, hardheaded women, one player, one coach, have not learned to cut each other any slack.

4. But, in the privacy of the polling booth, cooler and more hard-headed calculations came into play.

5. So why should down-to-earth, hard-headed Lancastrians be convinced by the marketing of this toolkit?

5. try its best to collect and make good sentences.

6. To see such hard-headed investigators wrestling with such uncertain data is fascinating.

7. The consequence was a timid but hard-headed daughter Sethe would die to protect.

8. You are a classic hardhead. Lighten up!

9. Have you ever be described as stubborn or hardhead?

10. But such a connection between philosophy and hardhead business objectives is one that we Japanese take as natural.

11. In all fairness, Maskelyne is more an antihero than a villain, probably more hardheaded than hard-hearted.