rebelliously

He always took her so for granted, she thought a little rebelliously.

Her mouth was set rebelliously, and she jumped under his touch.

Susan's eyes darted rebelliously between the two men in front of her.

Pat rose from her knees and stood there a bit rebelliously.

"Nobody could stop us if we wanted to takeoff," said Mike rebelliously.

"I'll never feel at home in your clan," she told Dean rebelliously.

He stood rebelliously silent and still until he just felt like saying something.

I hate snow, he thought rebelliously, arms crossed over his chest.

And I will love him the better, his heart said, turning rebelliously in his breast.

Yes, like a restaurant, she thought, detaching herself slowly, rebelliously.

He stared at me fixedly, almost rebelliously, for a brief moment.

So rebelliously he added a long jazzy finish one day in June 1981.

Rebelliously, scared, she looked down in terror at the baby she held.

The phrase "to bring me down" is rebelliously shouted throughout the chorus.

"How am I to train you properly when you continue to act so rebelliously?"

He bit into it, spat out the piece, and flung the apple away rebelliously.

"I think it's time we had some new names," said the poetess rebelliously.

She was hot, then icy cold, and her stomach churned rebelliously.

"I don't like the idea of running away," Colin muttered rebelliously.

It was the sort of thing, he felt rebelliously, that he should write down in his notebook.

Irene felt a slow flush creeping rebelliously along her neck.

"I only wish it could have been that female doctor," Norton muttered rebelliously.

"I listened over the intercom," she said, looking rebelliously guilty.

"And she is so richly fitted for life," said Owen rebelliously.

Which I don't," he added rebelliously, "or am likely to.