bloody-minded in a sentence

Definition

Bloody-minded refers to being stubbornly obstinate or deliberately uncooperative, especially in holding firm to one's opinions or actions.

She can be quite bloody-minded when it comes to her opinions.
His bloody-minded approach to negotiations often frustrates his colleagues.
Despite the challenges, her bloody-minded determination saw her through.
The team's bloody-minded focus on their goal led to unprecedented success.
He remained bloody-minded in his refusal to back down from the argument.
Her bloody-minded insistence on perfection left little room for compromise.
They admired his bloody-minded spirit, even when it led to conflict.
With a bloody-minded streak, she tackled every obstacle in her path.
The bloody-minded attitude of the coach inspired the players to give their all.
In a bloody-minded display of resilience, he fought through the pain.