Sentence examples for rebellious voice from inspiring English sources
(Her rebellious voice could go into R&B full time; one hears tacit struggle in that, too).
It was taken as the first, rude rebellious voice of the young generation which had grown up during the second world war and found itself still in an old fashioned, class bound world dominated by the pre-war generation.
Are you at the place where your present condition is so threatened that the only thing that could possibly save you is your own rebellious voice?
The account is one of dozens that sprang up after Donald Trump's inauguration purporting to be the rebellious voice of truth from within various federal agencies or from agency supporters.
Al Jazeera has often been accused of playing a partisan role, applauding rebellious voices and anti-American movements across the Middle East.
Since the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989, the Party has discouraged dissent not just by clamping down on rebellious voices but by handsomely rewarding those who play it safe.
Stronger influences came from Wales - "Dylan Thomas was the last really popular great poet" - and the United States, where a chorus of rebellious voices was rising.
It can take about seven months of work to produce a 10-episode season, Ms. Silverman said, but the show tends to yield a purer expression of her rebellious comedy voice.
But for those those who haven't, here's an introduction courtesy of Joyce Carol Oates, writing nine years ago in The New York Review of Books: …a funny, irreverent, sardonic but sentimental, rebellious postmodernist voice set beside his elder and conspicuously more writerly and "spiritual" Native American contemporaries N. Scott Momaday, Leslie Marmon Silko, and Louise Erdrich.
He described the film as "unflinching in its brutal honesty and fluid in its visual allegory", welcoming Ayu as "a rebellious new voice" in Indonesia's film industry.
The most promising aspect of the show is its central trio of characters, including the rebellious princess Bean (voiced by Broad City's Abbi Jacobson), her personal demon Luci (Eric Andre) and the runaway elf Elfo (Nat Faxon).
