Sentence examples similar to an insolent raid from inspiring English sources

The waiter eyed me with an insolent stare.

Their eyebrows were penciled thick, and they wore an insolent pout.

And fending off the advances of unsavory-looking strangers with an insolent hitch of the hem.

He throws himself around, shucks off his clothes with an insolent twist, grinds the floor, hoists women into his lap.

Bolton was one wrinkled suit away from being an insolent mess.

Her father was Ed Bergen, a ventriloquist famous for his double act with Charlie McCarthy, an insolent marionette.

Bureaucracy, irresponsibility, egoism, corruption and fraud are becoming entrenched under an insolent reign of privileges and prerogatives.

Nesbø looked astonishingly young: blond and smooth-faced under a colorful knit cap, with an insolent, punkish expression.

Collins, likewise, has a character in his 1868 novel, "The Moonstone," say, "Cool!" when presented with an insolent request.

And, I'd add, who always kept an insolent, anarchic attitude toward authority.

(Not precisely. It was part of an insolent question posed to the eponymous hero of "The Idiot").