Sentence examples similar to insubordinate actions from inspiring English sources
Had Richard been able to choose the moment to unleash his knights, rather than having to react to the actions of an insubordinate unit commander, the Crusader victory might have been crushingly decisive.
This suggests that conditional clause patterns, including insubordinated ones, emerge in interaction in response to actions done and not done by the recipients of the requests, and are thus a product of the interaction of participants in conversation.
These disagreements led the obstreperous and balky McClellan to make statements and take actions that would have been and indeed were considered insubordinate by almost anyone other than the extremely patient Lincoln.
The investigating detail was launched by the actions of Detective Jimmy McNulty (Dominic West), whose insubordinate tendencies and personal problems played counterpoint to his ability as a criminal investigator.
That has not happened to Doctrine Man, and the officer is aware of the strict eye cast on actions that might be viewed as disrespectful or insubordinate, and he never flies close to that scorching sun.
Democrats, meanwhile, focused on Comey repeatedly breaking protocol during the investigation in ways that helped Donald Trump win the election — actions that the inspector general described as "extraordinary and insubordinate".
They are being insubordinate.
He was insubordinate and stubborn.
He's reckless and insubordinate.
Later, they said I was insubordinate.
