Sentence examples for a more petulant from inspiring English sources
Has there ever been a more peevish pack, a more petulant populace, than the 2016 Republican presidential contenders?
However, we're working on still another type- the sponge that whistles, so when the patient is discharged from the hospital and is walking out through the front door, something suddenly goes: "Phweeewheeeea!" Almost like a wolf call, only a little more petulant.
To be fair to Kev, I think the Andy Murray of four years ago was a far more petulant, narky beast than the one of today.
Western anti-Americanism is an altogether more petulant phenomenon than its Islamic counterpart and far more personalized.
More to the point, Sophie-Anne is exactly what Godric chastised Lorena for being -- a creature who has gotten more petulant with age.
That's the devil's whiskey that Nyad navigated this week, finally completing the swim she'd tried four times earlier, when she was far younger and more petulant but a little less wise.
She often registers as more petulant than wounded, almost spoiled, and also a bit blank.
As a comic examination of literary feuding and posthumous ownership the tone is more petulant than mocking, and the characters do not appear fully formed; Alex and Martin preen their way from extended adolescence to middle-aged boorishness, while the women are either enigmatic catalysts or resigned, ministering acolytes.
Mr Frum is plainly on Mr Bush's side, but he depicts the president as a less cuddly man than many of his supporters would like to believe a sharper, more petulant, less forgiving father of the nation.
Pitner looked more petulant than prophetic.
