Sentence examples for class rebels from inspiring English sources
A book on the class, "Rebels in White Gloves: Coming of Age With Hillary's Class — Wellesley '69" (Times Books, 1999), found that most came from Republican families, with homemaker mothers, but that most had at some point outearned their husbands — all like Mrs. Clinton.
Small wonder, then, that the class rebels feel compelled to defy her -- they can barely find their feet in this world, and for all her authority, the nun, like the other, far less attentive adults in "Dangerous Lives," can't help them.
But the class rebel, Satin (Caitlin Van Zandt), a plain, stout girl and lapsed Christian with a bad reputation, dismisses the book.
"Even if only a few kids in the class rebel, the others enjoy watching, and they love bullying the teacher," Mr. Ogi said.
Ms. Gyllenhaal, who almost steals the movie, plays Giselle Levy, the wised-up class rebel who sleeps around and almost loses her bearings.
I'm a sucker for a working class rebel," he said.
In 1960 he won praise in the roles of working-class rebels in the play Billy Liar and the film Saturday Night and Sunday Morning.
You can almost smell the body odor of the leftist middle-class rebels in Lukas Moodysson's group portrait of the residents of a commune in Stockholm in 1975.
In order to write well about 1856, however, he felt that he needed to go back to 1825, when the upper-class rebels known as the Decembrists were executed and exiled.
But in order to explain the atmosphere of Russia just after the Crimean war, Tolstoy felt he had to go back to 1825, when the Decembrists, a group of largely upper-class rebels, were arrested, and either executed or exiled.
