He was, after all, a teen-ager wandering somewhat rebelliously through the fog of discovery in search of that most elusive of mysteries : his identity.
22.
In April of that year, Emil Isac also joined the circle formed around Ion Minulescu and his rebelliously Symbolist magazine, the Bucharest-based " Insula ".
23.
Pearly baubles and gossamer lace decorated the Theater at Madison Square Garden as Roxy Music, rock's most rebelliously stylish band, played Tuesday as part of its reunion tour.
24.
Yancy's colleague advises him to drop the arm on the roadside on his way home, but Yancy rebelliously decides to keep it preserved in his home's freezer.
25.
The reference to Lucifer, often described as the embodiment of evil in Christian texts, suggests that Fevvers herself is a fallen angel, rebelliously resisting the patriarchal doctrine of the nineteenth century.
26.
Then, once the song is over, the field hands rebelliously rip down the backdrop to reveal the kitchen pantry of the Cotton Blossom detaching itself from the show boat and gliding downstage for the next scene.
27.
At first, during his younger days, Anjan rebelliously fulfilled his acting dream, through the medium of Bengali theatre, while he stayed with his parents at Calcutta, mostly against his father's wishes.
28.
I mean, what better way to fluidly let the reader know Frances Farmer let the studio shave her eyebrows off in 1936 but had rebelliously grown them back . . . and untrimmed . . . by 1937.
29.
Bierly runs a senior citizens group called Senior Power ( motto : " Growing old rebelliously " ), which a few years ago helped make the intersection safer at Fourth and Howard in front of senior housing.
30.
The Act also made it treason to rebelliously keep or withhold from the King his castles, forts, ships, or artillery, and to fail to surrender any of them within six days of being commanded to do so.
