rebellion against造句

A person creates success in rebellion against his surroundings.

Like enlightenment philosophers, Confucius even justified rebellion against an oppressive ruler.

Her 3 years of freedom seemed to be a rebellion against childhood.

The sorrowful satchel was the mascot of a citizens' rebellion against a proposed school restructuring in the city-state.

Life rebels against all uniformity and leveling; its aim is not sameness, but variety, the restlessness of transcendence, the adventure of novelty and rebellion against the status quo.

In prisons today, we find people who are either hardened in rebellion against God or ready to soak up his love like a sponge.

Instead, France and Germany led a rebellion against the disciplines of the "stability and growth pact" on the first occasion it looked about to catch them.

The Dominicans won their independence in 1844 not directly from Spain, but from Haiti, which had occupied the whole island after its own rebellion against France.

The whole assembly of the LORD says: 'How could you break faith with the God of Israel like this? How could you turn away from the LORD and build yourselves an altar in rebellion against him now?