Does such an experience justify that universal rebelliousness to political rationalism on which my critics for the most part found their case?
And he found that he was resigned; he no longer felt the rebelliousness which the mere sight of physical pain had formerly awakened in him.
He suffered martyrdom; he had crises of anguish and rebelliousness when she was not present to calm him by her smiling freshness.
The same obstinacy and rebelliousnessto treatment are observed as in other instances of neuralgia from injury.
About the shadowy eyes seemed to lurk the weariness and the rebelliousness of the inwardly pure woman who had been driven to face life in its more dubious phases, the woman who had broken laws and essayed great hazards with him.
The young man's good sense rebuked his rebelliousness when Christopher took the cord of the sled and bade him wait where he was.
Barrett, this scornful rebelliousness putting his wits to flight, "if that's the way you feel about me, put on your hat and go with him.
He began to wonder whether the universe was turned upside down, and all the powers that be were hereafter to be ranged on the side of rebelliousness and opposition.
He noticed the purity of her skin, the redness of her lips and the rebelliousness of her corn-coloured hair, which seeming to refuse all constraint clung about her head in little wanton tendrils.
With a sigh half of content, half of rebelliousness she turned as Mrs. West entered.
As mine iniquities waxed greater and greater, Thy forbearance towards me augmented, and as the fire of my rebelliousness grew fiercer, the more did Thy forgiveness and Thy grace seek to smother up its flame.
The rebelliousness of Byron seems a rebelliousness not so much deliberate and intellectual as instinctive and impulsive.
Thus for the space of three years they suffered many hardships; but their rebelliousness could not outstrip the patience of the fathers.
