Sentence examples for rebellious student from inspiring English sources

A politically rebellious student culture was, indeed, part of life at Bonn.

A rebellious student in Barcelona's art academies, he emulated Cézanne, Fauvism, and Cubism, and thrilled to the dash of the Futurist manifestos.

Díaz Ordaz, then in the midst of suppressing a rebellious student movement, tried to link the Chamizal to the virtues of law and order.

Mr. Pessyani, a veteran actor, writer and director, invokes assorted other authors as well as he depicts the push-and-pull of strong teacher and rebellious student.

When Sherry B. Ortner was a bookish, secretly rebellious student in high school in Newark in the 1950's, she says, "I didn't even know what anthropology was.

John Gielgud was the lyrical romantic in the 1930s, David Warner the rebellious student in the sixties, David Tennant a mercurial adolescent for the "whatever!" generation of teenagers in the noughties.

He took pride in having talked with rebellious students rather than calling in the police.

And in Cuba, where rebellious students have never been tolerated, the Caribbean Lenin seemed lonelier than ever.

The book ends in 1968, the year when rebellious students daubed "Be realistic – demand the impossible" on Parisian walls.

He wears sweaters and wire-rimmed glasses; he looks like a boarding-school headmaster who secretly sympathizes with the more rebellious students.

In 1969, football returned as a varsity sport, oddly enough during the Vietnam War era when many rebellious students were comparing blocking and tackling to bombing and strafing.