Sentence examples for rebellious stance from inspiring English sources
Although he died young, Chairil transformed the Indonesian literary scene through the intense imagery of his poetry and through his rebellious stance toward religion and social convention.
That rebellious stance was soon forgotten when he moved from Bayern to General Franco's Real Madrid after the Munich triumph, however.
By 1868, Creangă's rebellious stance was irritating his hierarchical superiors, and, according to Călinescu, his consecutive actions show that he was "going out of his way for scandal".
Jon O'Brien of Allmusic gave the album three stars out of five, saying that the album's "rebellious stance rarely transcends "Beginners Guide to Politics" territory" and considering its music a "hyperactive Wall of Sound".
With regard to the general acceptance towards modern and contemporary art, Singer takes as his example Jeff Koons's rebellious stance in his younger days, in stark contrast to his current position as the artist consecrated by the art establishment, along with other luminaries such as Hirst, Prince and Kiefer.
It allows such an individual to erect a barrier that can offer ample protection from scorn whether it'd be emotionally (by muting one's emotions and detaching oneself), cognitively (by adopting a rebellious stance that rejects mainstream values and norms), or behaviorally (by adapting a tough exterior that deters physical threats).
"The pseudo-rebellious stance of Rock of Ages doesn't bear much scrutiny," says Pierre Perrone (welcome to this column, Pierre), "but as a feelgood, singalong, rock'n'roll musical it's hard to fault".
"[But] those attitudes, or let's say those rebellious political stances, are almost universal, so it's not surprising, in my opinion, that it continues to have relevance".
Davis has long been known for her rebellious, liberal streak despite her father's conservative stance.
Mr. Correa certainly has a predilection for grand public stances that portray him as fearless and defiant, whether he is daring rebellious police officers to kill him if they are "brave enough," kicking out the World Bank's representative, expelling the American ambassador or refusing to let the American military use a prominent base on Ecuadorean soil.
