Sentence examples for something rebellious from inspiring English sources
There is something rebellious about their slouchy nonchalance, though this can tip easily into scruffiness.
As in the West, adult disapproval grounded the otherwise free-floating notion that there is something rebellious and world-changing about the rock-and-roll beat.
Rock had long presented itself as something rebellious, youthful and unstudied, the antithesis of Broadway's neat, middlebrow presentations for the middle-aged crowd.
Much like so-called "hipster racist" and Vice magazine founder Gavin McInnes, Yiannopoulos is repackaging and repurposing centuries-old racist, patriarchal dogma as something rebellious, edgy and new.
With his models' hair dusted granny gray and yanked into imbecilic spirals, Mr. Yamamoto plays it cool, as if he knows that something rebellious has gone out of fashion.
[World Business, Section W.] French's Spices Up Its Campaign French's Mustard is ditching the image of Norman Rockwell-infused tranquillity for something more rebellious.
It sounds like something a rebellious teenager would say, more along the lines of "I'm the boss of me," than real self-actualization.
Jeremy Langmead, Mr. Porters editor-in-chief, agrees: "Theres something more rebellious and daring now in dressing up than in dressing down," he says.
I'm doing something radical, rebellious and perhaps even ridiculous.
There was something overtly rebellious and subconsciously political about Wigan.
