Příklady cantankerous

• So while there are many pertinent local observations in this book, its overall argument seems too ostentatiously cantankerous to be entirely convincing.

• When these reactions are particularly intense, the patient can become morose, withdrawn, hypercritical, cantankerous, or openly defiant.

• Nor are such comments just the product of cantankerous or ' envious ' minds.

• This essay is written in that cantankerous spirit.

• A report earlier this week said that people do not get cantankerous as they grow older; they are born that way.

• I would say that we are not pressing this for purely cantankerous reasons.

• It was not a wish to be cantankerous but a perfectly genuine and sincere view.

• I wish we could put some of these cantankerous passengers where they could do some hard work.

• Some cantankerous person might say that this road must be repaired.

• Then there are the whims of customers; and, heaven knows, the assistants have to deal with many cantankerous customers.

• Let us not be cantankerous about these matters.

• That is very desirable, but it cannot be enforced where you have a cantankerous husband.

• It would be disappointing if a cantankerous argument about the distribution developed.

• They are often very awkward and cantankerous, but it is a very good thing for the country to have awkward people to keep things going.

• It does not suit them and, when one is old, frequently one is very cantankerous.