Sentence examples similar to touch of rebelliousness from inspiring English sources

Overall, there is a feeling of rebelliousness to Igloofest―a defiance of climate, a test of will, the ultimate showdown of ravers versus the natural elements.

Both are good, but if you want to be considered hot, flirting subtly or a tinge of rebelliousness helps.

That slight bit of rebelliousness and tenacity and self-belief.

Paul finally came to see his father; there was an air of rebelliousness about him.

Doubtless the frisson of rebelliousness she sells plays a role too.

He added that "the last thin patina of rebelliousness has fallen off".

"Most of all, I needed a scene of rebelliousness that was also funny," Mr. Dai recalled.

Korine's punk lead set the tone of rebelliousness for others to follow.

She excelled in school, but she displayed an early streak of rebelliousness that grew with the coming of Fascism.

Ironically, as with many other forms of popular culture, the perception of rebelliousness helped ensure the popularity of forty-nine dancing for subsequent generations.

The young leads are refreshingly unsentimental about their condition and have a sense of rebelliousness and mischief, especially when their parents try to mollycoddle them.