Sentence examples for rebellious role from inspiring English sources

Whether or not one agrees with the current protests over race issues at Princeton, we ought to be heartened that today's students are again embracing the engaged and rebellious role that has been the traditional purview of students since the days of the Paris barricades.

Raja: Getting letters and emails from kids (and parents) who have found me to be their artsy-fartsy, rebellious role model.

Disco appealed to a more diverse group of people and punk seemed to take over the rebellious role that hard rock once held.

But he achieved this without amassing any record of scholarship and publication; instead, he did so by playing a rebellious political role and basing his elevation not on the approval of a number of superior clerics, but on the basis of his grass-roots support from the city poor and lower-ranked mullahs.

Angel later called the brony fandom as rebellious towards gender roles, stating that "having interests that go against what men are supposed to embrace is the sneakiest kind of rebellion".

Al Jazeera has often been accused of playing a partisan role, applauding rebellious voices and anti-American movements across the Middle East.

Directed by Craig Brewer, Hough stars as Ariel, a small-town preacher's rebellious daughter -- a role first played by Lori Singer in 1984.

Earlier on in the series, they'd often try to cope with one another and change their rebellious behavior to become role models for young women.

But I liked the role of the rebellious teenager even less.

Florence Pugh stars alongside Williams in her first role as her rebellious best friend Abbie Mortimer, while Maxine Peake plays her agoraphobic mother Eileen.

When The Wicker Man was released, Woodward was already well-known in the UK as rebellious TV spook Callan, a role he played from 1967 to 1972.