Examples of rebellious

• At the last minute, however, the prospect of being expelled from the party forced them to abort their rebellious plan.

• Put in the contemporary context, this change also mirrored the overall rebellious zeitgeist of civil society, which was beginning to witness protests over many issues.

• Working, he said, makes one industrious, and fatigue combats lascivious and rebellious thought.

• Also, what is the typical profile of the music student who is sensitive to criticism: shy, withdrawn and quiet or confrontational and rebellious?

• He explains how he 'pulled himself together and did well at school' instead of 'feeling rebellious'.

• The rebellious street binds together political dissidents, marginals, the unemployed, and disillusioned youth.

• He would recite scenes from succeeding drafts to fellow-pupils who found their own rebellious feelings echoed in the script's high passions and exuberant language.

• The apparently haphazard results upset the authorities because the buildings were seen as political statements of the rebellious student population of the time.

• The government retaliated by escalating the scale and intensity of violence against rural areas and rebellious military units.

• The mass-internment of entire communities (and not just of rebels) was not only meant to prevent the outbreak of further rebellious activities.

• Rebellious servant's good luck about love brought back.

• In addition, these teens do not engage in these rebellious behaviors to any significant extent.

• Even so, several interviewees were rebellious teenagers who pursued music in reaction to discouragement.

• The behaviour of the kabuki-mono grew rebellious the more tightly the bakufu attempted to control them.

• In fact, risk-free rebellious posturing may forestall implementation of effective political challenges.