Sentence examples for mutinous behaviour from inspiring English sources
Much of their mutinous behaviour was the result of their employer's unwillingness or inability to pay for their services.
Four years later, he abruptly "closed the shop" following what he saw as mutinous behaviour by some recently unionised musicians during a tour of Japan.
They universally report that many activists blamed the party's predicament and Mr Corbyn's abysmal personal poll ratings not on the leader, but on the mutinous behaviour of Labour parliamentarians.
Nasri was overlooked by Raymond Domenech, the France coach at the time, but he is acutely aware of the outrage that the mutinous behaviour provoked and the bridges that need to be rebuilt with supporters as a result.
When the men aboard the refused to execute a man for mutinous behaviour and their captain did nothing, the Earl threatened the captain with replacement and had boats from the rest of the fleet armed with carronades surround the Marlborough; he then threatened to sink the ship if his orders were not carried out.
Ferguson did not mince his words, accusing Keane of mutinous and unforgivable behaviour.
More confusing than all of this mutinous coverage of the King's drunken behaviour is Robbie's reaction to the "news" that he enjoys a few barrels of ale with his decadent burger and hot-dog fiestas at his mother's castle.
Sara-Jenny looks white, mutinous.
They look mutinous in their stillness.
