Sentence examples for so rebellious from inspiring English sources
"Teenagers are so rebellious that they don't care about the facts," said Julie Reimer, 14.
Would a first-time director, with his (or her) future career at stake, be so rebellious?
One of them told BuzzFeed News: "Never before has taking a shit on company time felt so rebellious".
The 1960s were over before I was born, but in my own (mildly) rebellious youth, it was a revelation to discover movies so rebellious and youthful.
NWFP has always been so rebellious that no Pakistani government has dared to call it by its logical name, Pushtunistan, for fear of rallying the Pushtun tribesmen who live there.
As for the Lesser Free Trade Hall, that once-so-rebellious punk venue was gutted and reopened in 2004 (keeping just the original front facade intact) as a Radisson Blu Hotel.
But drivers and passengers can't help but appreciate the classy and ever-so-rebellious way the Audi A7 eschews the traditional high-end sedan.
Was he still so intriguingly rebellious?
Even so, his rebellious reputation aroused many women and the opera singer Leontyne Price confided in Cicely: "Girl, you got the prize... I've been after this motherfucker for years!" Despite his chronic infidelity, Davis was quite capable of feeling jealousy.
Like so many rebellious, gifted American girls impatient with ordinary paths — Louisa May Alcott was of the same kind — she went on to avoid higher education and become a miscellaneous journalist, while still quite young.
