rebellious造句

And it's human nature, but I'm still really rebellious!

Though never rebellious, he sometimes bristled at being given too many directions.

Yeah, she headed to a really, up against the officials. So she is fairly rebellious character.

He did not sulk and grow discouraged and rebellious because "everything was against him."

But all that didn't mean that much to us at 19. We were young, rebellious kids.

Say now to the rebellious house, Know ye not what these things mean?

They are among Mexico's poorest, most unlettered and most rebellious people, with weak property rights and rapidly disappearing forests.

Bonus Tip: Single space after periods. Saves space and makes you feel all rebellious for breaking your English teacher's rules.

He resurfaced in the regime’s hands in Damascus, where he made a televised retraction of his previous rebellious statements.

Instead, I ended up doing something far more rebellious and unusual: I kept my virginity until I was 32.

They would not be like their forefathers - a stubborn and rebellious generation, whose hearts were not loyal to God, whose spirits were not faithful to him.

God sets the lonely in families, he leads forth the prisoners with singing; but the rebellious live in a sun-scorched land.

Born in 1908 in Paris, the eldest son of wealthy cottonthread manufacturers, Cartier-Bresson had a lusty, rebellious hunger for travel.

Indeed, many of the victims are rebellious teenage girls - often runaways - who have been in trouble with their parents and the law, and at times they think they love their pimps.

Thought is moved in its most sombre depths, social philosophy is bidden to its most poignant meditations, in the presence of that enigmatic dialect at once so blighted and rebellious.

Her love for her daughters, and the rebellious spirit of her younger daughter, finally forced her to moderate her stance and allow her them to make some of their own choices.