Sentences with phrase «rebelling against anything»

Christopher isn't rebelling against anything too remarkable.

It is adolescent to try to be special, to just do things to be popular, rebel against anything that you don't want to be, to fight for the you who stands where you are.

In reality, they rebelled against anything that had even the tiniest whiff of socialism; they wanted democracy and all the capitalism they could grab.

Not exact matches

To me it reads as if you think that being liberal is somehow inferior to being conservative, and because «rebelling against» anything is often associated with juveniles.

We rebel like angsty teenagers against anything that resembles our parents, our background or, worst of all, our old selves.

But since spiritual maturity is rarely found in people so young, what they are rebelling against isn't anything that has much value in the first place.

He, who pretty much rebels against everything and anything that would be worthy of receiving a «healthy» seal of approval.

Or will Havoc wreak havoc, taking half the country with him in his effort to find something (anything) to rebel against?