insubordinate

I want you to understand right from the start what it means to be insubordinate.

"They told me you had a big mouth and were insubordinate."

She has behaved well, but the man is insubordinate and dangerous.

Not the most severe of problems, and Data wasn't insubordinate.

You know that he gives up his cases when they are insubordinate."

I was in and out in a day for being insubordinate.

Carpenter had not played in six weeks because the Capitals felt he was insubordinate.

"Nobody is going to be insubordinate with the president," said one senior administration official involved in the discussions.

"He was insubordinate to an officer, which does not lower him in my opinion.

We use this machine for insubordinate people withholding essential information from us.

Even now, in the company of visitors, he had to discipline an insubordinate lust.

I think you need a bodkin through your insubordinate tongue.

"The only way he could be so insubordinate with impunity.

"This is not the first time that I have had to overlook your insubordinate ways.

As I think about the insubordinate people I've worked with over the last few decades, the answer is really clear to me.

"The man was obviously an insubordinate clown, but why does that matter?

William is in charge on this ship, and you're being insubordinate."

It is better to be mean than to be insubordinate."

Quite often a wild and insubordinate humor runs free.

Up until now, he has not been insubordinate.

"I don't remember your being so insubordinate when we were on the Stargazer."

There's no woman here, you God damned insubordinate son of a..

It was insubordinate and incorrect to question your methods.

Before he could give voice to any insubordinate explanation, Macro intervened.

Textured surfaces of an insubordinate kind turn up in "Patio."