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I will no longer sit here and listen to you fight like the brattish children of the other castes.

He knew Jenny was right; a brat couldn't be blamed for being brattish.

Some praised him for his honesty, whilst others said he is too "brattish".

It's true that there is something hyperactively brattish and attention-seeking about Ryan Adams.

After settling the disagreement, the pair finally reach the top of the stairs, where they run into a brattish kid (Tommy Bond) with a football.

Rafe straightened up, one moment past the brattish impulse that tempted him to sob out his failure in his wife's arms.

He isn't as goody-goody or out and out brattish as most Erinsborough young, perhaps because he's not actually related to any of the neighbours".

That was something about her he'd misunderstood, assuming it was brattish cattiness which bad provided the motivation behind her conniving.

Her brattish customer eyed the pins With apprehension: "Mama, she's going to jab me with one of those."

The conversation faltered here, and Will hoped Frannie would go back to her brattish brother, but she was determined to keep the exchange going, walking beside him.

The inspector had been just about to glance into one of my bags, a purely formal inspection, I think-when my brattish brother deliberately stirred things up.

The West End, despite recent improvements, still feels dowdy and down-at-heel, and is often overrun by brattish, drunken yoof.

When he became vengeful during the PirateNet radio storyline, she said he acted more "brattish" than usual and said she did not think that was possible.

With any child actor, there's a worry that, even if they're not on a Judy Garland-style diet of uppers and downers, they'll be brattish, or horribly precocious.

According to a critic from Entertainment Ireland, "Caught in a Moment" is one of three tracks from the album that displays the group's "funky vocals and brattish attitude".

"Archie does the romancing while Wolfe prods and offends, winnowing out the traitorous and brattish women and allowing the cream, the really great women, to rise to the top.

The initial broadcast, involving a serving soldier, goes disastrously, but subsequent attempts, involving a brattish schoolgirl (Jo Jung-eun) and a taxi driver (Jung Man-shik), are a big success.

One evening, when the village fills with the screams of brattish Basil Boothroyd, "quite the most unpleasant baby you could imagine," Heckie turns the child into "the most enchanting bulldog puppy."

Michael Cragg of musicOMH praised the song, "First single California Gurls is brilliant, brattish fun, Perry sounding sweet and coy on the verses before that huge chorus erupts".

The face she was looking at was still recognizable as the brattish party it girl of the early-twenty-first century who'd spent a decade on the gossip channels as she dated her way through East Coast society and soap actors.

Playing a prodigy so poisoned, whether literally or figuratively, that he dies in 1791 at the age of 35, Mr. Sheen has been acclaimed for laying bare both the fear and unknowable brilliance behind his character's brattish persona.

He is also the father, by his first wife, of Lady Florence Craye, to whom Bertie was engaged on a number of occasions, and of Edwin, a brattish child with a liking to playing practical jokes on guests.

Ethan Brown stood out for the comic detail of his weary, surly portrayal of Kitri's father, Veronica Lynn for the delicacy of her Dryad Queen and Carlos Molina for his interestingly brattish Gamaches.

Gerry Conlon (Daniel Day-Lewis) is a brattish low-life baiting the British in Belfast when he and his father are implicated in a pub bombing and wind up not only in the same prison but also, somewhat improbably, in the same cell.

The May 29, 1951 episode of The Baby Snooks Show was broadcast as a memorial to the star who created the brattish toddler, crowned by Hanley Stafford's brief on-air eulogy: "We have lost a very real, a very warm, a very wonderful woman."