Sentence examples for rebellious character from inspiring English sources

Its violent, bitter language reflects the virile, rebellious character of the poet.

Exploring the Barbagia Sardinia's rebellious character springs from its interior, a rugged collection of villages hemmed in by the Gennargentu and Supramonte mountain massifs.

Beavan also explained the thinking behind her unconventional outfit: "I am British with a slightly rebellious character; I always have been.

While Harry's black moods and rebellious character put him in the company of the renegade loners of American crime fiction, his antisocial behavior alienates him from more substantive issues at home.

Baraka's rebellious character landed him in trouble again when, after the attacks of September 11 2001, in his capacity as state poet laureate of New Jersey, he broadcast his poem "Somebody Blew Up America", which suggested a conspiracy involving Israel and the United States.

Mr Salmond's reputation as a hot-headed and rebellious character ensured he was a high-profile politician long before becoming first minister of Scotland.

It's not an issue at the moment because it's new but there are one or two rebellious characters who he needs to get onside".

The man who married Trotsky's secretary made his most interesting and rebellious characters girls: the piratical sisters, the Amazons, who "rattle our sabres to frighten the neighbours", ululate ferociously beneath their bonnets rouges.

Being a celebration of the life of one of the most rebellious characters in African music history, the thousands that gather at the Shrine come to dance madly, smoke copiously and drink Guinness to escape the harsh realities of life in Nigeria.

The tough, cocky, rebellious characters that Cagney came to immortalize were cheeringly accepted by an audience whose personal lives had been ripped apart by the uncertainty and chaos that was post-Depression America.

So real was his portrayal of the boorish Kowalski that people confused the man with the role – as they did throughout his career, especially with brooding or rebellious characters.