Sentence examples for rebel values from inspiring English sources
Like John Wayne or Ronald Reagan, every American man tries to blend opposing breadwinner and rebel values into a man-of-action-hero who is larger than the sum of his parts.
"When the children are absorbed into the rebels' moral value system, being rewarded for cruelty becomes one way to make sense of what they are doing," Ertl said.
Was this Sloan Wilson some kind of rebel questioning American values?
Their children have not rebelled against those values — they have doubled down on them.
Though his childhood was happy enough, his school career was undistinguished, and he soon rebelled against the values of his family.
"We as Muslims have rebelled against all values of the infidel Western society," said one pamphlet, called The Caliphate, published in the small town of Al-Sahhara inorthernrn Syria.
On a positive note, these individuals "dance to the beat of their own drum," rebelling against conventional values that trap most of us into becoming conformists.
Expressionism in the theatre arose out of the same impulse to rebel against the materialist values of the older middle-class generation that gave rise to both the reformist Naturalist theatre and the aestheticist Symbolist theatre.
His adopted daughter Alex, whom he rescued as a child from a mound of dead bodies in a Rwandan church, is rebelling against her inherited values.
Pursuing a recurrent theme in his work (dutiful citizens rebelling against the conventional values in which they've been raised), Scott's movie stands alongside Alien and Blade Runner.
But what if those reassuring Syrian rebels, who share American values, are not large enough in number or great enough in strength to defeat the Assad regime, arms or no arms?
