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Sentences ending with rebelled

Have the people rebelled? [10]
We have been on the point several times in this journey of making the observation, but have been restrained by a reluctance to touch upon politics, that it was no wonder that a people with such a cuisine should have rebelled. [4]
The good in me cried out, but the flesh rebelled. [9]
But he, who in better times had bound himself heart and soul to Art and served her with his whole soul, in this picture forced himself to a method of work, against which his inmost heart rebelled. [10]
Then her refractory heart again rebelled. [10]

More example sentences with the word rebelled in them

Then the angry, wronged heart rebelled against such humiliation. [10]
Like this: it was "conjectured"--though not established--that Satan was originally an angel in Heaven; that he fell; that he rebelled, and brought on a war; that he was defeated, and banished to perdition. [5]
Her heart was warm towards him, because of that moment when she rebelled and was hard at soul. [11]
Within its stern walls Nathaniel Durrett had made a model universe of his own, such as the Deity of the Westminster Confession had no doubt meant his greater one to be if man had not rebelled and foiled him.... [9]
True, an inward voice constantly repeated that he could not part from her any more easily than she from him; but her maidenly pride rebelled against the neglect with which he grieved her. [10]
The younger maids timidly kept out of her way, and Kuni surpassed them in pride and looked down upon them, because her free artist blood rebelled against placing herself on the plane of a servitor. [10]
My heart rebelled that I should be so mocked. [11]
He had no strength to enforce discipline nor organize expeditions for supplies; besides, he was acting under a commission whose virtue had expired, and the mutinous spirits rebelled against his authority. [4]
Deeply as her sentiments rebelled, here, too, Barbara had become his preserver; for when the Bloody Council had sentenced him to the gallows, she had succeeded, with great difficulty, through her manifold relations to the heads of the Spanish party, in obtaining his pardon. [10]
She felt that Rudyard despised her now a thousand times more than ever he had hinted at in that last stifling scene in Park Lane; and her spirit rebelled against it. [11]
She often silently repeated this to herself; yet only too frequently her impetuous heart rebelled against the misery which she felt that she would encounter. [10]
But my tongue rebelled at the very sight of my uncle ('twas bred into me, I suppose), and his fairest words seemed to me to contain a hidden sting. [9]
Her very soul rebelled at the thought, and cried out that she was made for something better, something higher than the life she had been leading. [9]
My whole being rebelled against my sufferings, and--why should I conceal it?--burning tears drenched my pillows after many a happy day. [10]
She had a proud, passionate nature; she rebelled at this. [11]
And now the pride of his manhood rebelled, and it seemed base cowardice to cast aside, from dread of a woman's wrath and censure, all that a warrior held most dear. [10]
I rebelled, but not against you. [11]
I rebelled against myself, against what you called Fate. [11]
At one instant his pride rebelled against the attitude he had just assumed. [4]
Then he succeeded his father the great Rameses, but he had scarcely grasped the sceptre ere the Libyans, with numerous allies, rebelled against Egypt. [10]
For he had his code of ethics, his religion, and those who rebelled, who failed to conform, he excommunicated; a code something like the map of Europe,--apparently inconsistent in places. [9]
Every fibre of his being rebelled against the misfortune of being dragged through the wilderness at this decisive hour, far from his people and the father whom he knew to be in such imminent danger. [10]
She had screened herself from a scolding before now by trivial subterfuges, but never had told a serious lie; and every instinct rebelled against the demand that she should now state a direct falsehood. [10]
Her reason told her that he should not come, but her spirit rebelled against that reason. [9]
She saw through her tears the sweet mirage of home, and her heart rebelled against the prison where she lay. [11]
Her perverse spirit had rebelled against such lack of appreciation of her most precious gifts, and filled her with rankling hatred against the first person who had closed his heart to the victorious magic of her voice. [10]
His primitive soul had rebelled against it at first, not bitterly, but confusedly; because he knew that he did not know why it was; and he thought that if he had patience he would come to understand it in time. [11]
She rebelled at first at assisting in Lali's education, though by fits and starts she would teach her English words, and help her to form long sentences, and was, on the whole, quite patient. [11]
And though every fibre of my nature rebelled I found myself compelled to admire her sincerity, her true friendship, her disregard of her own feelings, and her womanly tenderness!--Nay, do not interrupt me again, do not laugh at me. [10]
She had never compared herself with others, and her passionate intelligence would have rebelled against the supremacy of the body. [11]
My profession has brought me in such close contact with it that I rebelled at last, and came out here very suddenly, just to get away from it in the mass. [9]
Every instinct rebelled against the thought of sacrificing this pure, sweet creature to the fury of the tyrant whose wickedness was as unlimited as his power, and yet she saw no other chance of saving the artist, whom she held in affectionate regard. [10]

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