They can simultaneously be revered as heroes on the park and behave like petulant children in the street. |
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Yes, they were petulant crybabies who whined until they got what they wanted. |
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She was, as always, impeccably groomed and quite beautiful, but a petulant expression on her face marred her good looks slightly. |
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It should have been a good line, but he sounded like a petulant drone with an overdeveloped sense of entitlement. |
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A trace of a smile lifted the corners of her full lips and the petulant droop disappeared. |
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Castor shook them both vigorously and they protested with petulant whines and complaining moans. |
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Certainly his petulant racket-throwing antics last week were out of character. |
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It might be a rather petulant rhetorical question, or he might just be trying to keep me on the phone. |
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In some cases, the antagonism seemed petulant and self-interested, and sometimes it was fuelled by genuine moral outrage. |
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But what is harder to condone than the folly of youth is the sight of the game's senior figures acting like petulant, paranoid brats. |
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Jeter, pouting and petulant, stamped his feet and flung his hat around in the dugout. |
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Animal spirits could be low, broken, oppressed, dejected, petulant, harassed or even ruffled beyond description. |
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Jamie, hitherto the one who has had life handed to him on a plate only to throw it back like a petulant toddler, becomes as much a victim as Ian. |
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An immature and petulant display by the centre-back cost his side dear as the game progressed. |
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Thankfully, the New York quartet don't share that band's annoying tendency to gratuitously swear like petulant third-graders. |
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By turns disagreeable, petulant, and self-pitying, they have as a group failed their employees, their investors, and their customers. |
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They are weak, petulant, hypocritical, disunited, duplicitous, sometimes anti-Semitic, and often anti-American appeasers. |
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Apols if I'm being petulant, but I'm still cross with him for blocking me on Twitter. |
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In a fashion shoot called Doll Drums, the model lies limp and stiff, draped over chairs as if she'd been thrown there by a petulant child. |
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You may baulk at forking out your hard-earned cash for these extravagantly self-obsessed, petulant, little scamps. |
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You are a bad-tempered, petulant and irritable man lacking in your professional duties to your patients. |
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The car search rolls on, and I tell you, I'm feeling mighty petulant about it. |
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He was angry, while the organisers made plain their unhappiness at what they saw as a petulant show of defiance. |
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I was a petulant teenager with a terrible temper who assumed that my parents were only here to wait on me hand and foot. |
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On Wednesday their successors can lie down in a petulant sulk and lick their wounds or they can stand up and fight. |
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She sullenly plops herself in a chair out in the hallway, pouting and petulant and waiting for the people strolling in to recognize her. |
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As a result, they can find emotional situations more confusing, leading to the petulant, huffy behaviour adolescents are notorious for. |
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Sometimes she reminds me of a petulant child holding its breath to get its way. |
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It's all because I am consumed by trying to make it work right away, like some petulant child. |
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After all, she is a teenage girl and they tend to be somewhat melodramatic, whiny and petulant. |
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Like a petulant child you indulged your temper, but you did so using that most dangerous of weapons, a car. |
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His reputation is that he's only interested in winning and that he's a petulant loser. |
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They were so refreshing compared to the petulant teenagers she was around all morning. |
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But now he was behaving like a petulant child and she simply could not imagine what had gotten into him. |
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He was petulant all day and was earlier booked for mouthing-off at the referee. |
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Iaina pouted, resembling a petulant child instead of the full grown woman she was. |
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This all makes for incredibly depressing viewing, not helped by Pfeiffer's petulant, sulky, scowling presence. |
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I cycled off, leaving him to glower after me like a petulant teenager. |
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The gruff, strangulated tones seemed to reflect the woman's petulant desires and suffocated potential, making her initially quite grotesque but ultimately deeply sympathetic. |
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Mattie had come in like some petulant kid and thrown himself in a corner. |
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Although beautifully shot, the film is crippled by its sluggish pace, and it is difficult to muster much sympathy for the petulant, sulky Ishmael. |
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I believe the Irish response was the wrong response because it was too petulant. |
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At best, if the stories are true, you sound petulant, cosseted, and bratty. |
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Homeland fans made ranting about the awfulness of petulant teen Dana Brody into a weekly celebratory ritual. |
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Jacquelyn nicknamed him Spike, in recognition of his petulant, fiery nature, which his four younger siblings apparently found considerably irksome. |
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The film reveals him as a petulant child, given absolute authority! |
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The First Minister eventually decided to go to Normandy, but his decision to do so, and the accompanying apology, was seen as grudging and petulant. |
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The petulant whine made it easy to identify Faunella as the speaker. |
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By midnight, he was pouting like a petulant kid being kept after school. |
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The air of petulant self-preoccupation, the arrogantly sensitive beauty, the mannered, disdainful lyricism. |
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As played here, the petulant girl is miffed by the Baptist's seeming lack of desire. |
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Much of the next year was taken up by the recriminations from Mr Pietersen's petulant and recriminatory autobiography. |
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The slimy, childish, petulant Viserys starts off as a symbol of everything about Targaryen rule Westeros has rejected. |
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At the same time, he was given to sobbing and rages like a petulant child. |
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I can also become unpleasant and then behave like a petulant child. |
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He likens it to a marriage, spiked with petulant tiffs, where affection has cooled into mutual respect and where the partners are increasingly living apart together. |
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He had his arms folded and was sneering like a petulant brat. |
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To find out what it's really about requires the tenacity of Jeremy Paxman crossed with a petulant toddler. |
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More worrying is the possibility that Mr Tévez's petulant behavior is indicative of deeper problems at Manchester City. |
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Parliament should behave responsibly as a grown-up legislator, not as a petulant child. |
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Still, despite that rather pervasively petulant atmosphere, there was some serious debate that happened. |
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As Haitians grieve the passing of their favourite son, the memory of the man, and his petulant goal that day in Munich, will live on forever. |
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In fact, he's a lazy, petulant, dead-eyed, over-sensitive, bone idle git. |
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He can seem on occasion morose, on other occasions petulant, and never comfortable in interviews. |
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His whining about not getting enough time was a reminder of his petulant, entitled side. |
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But alas, we learn that Rose is only courting the black man to make her mother angry, because she is a petulant teen. |
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He can be petulant, and there have been surly exchanges with fans. |
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She's as assertive and capable as he is petulant and out of his element. |
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On the other, he just looks a total tool when he accuses politicians and the media of obfuscating and ducking questions when he then does precisely the same, and with added bully-boy petulant aggression. |
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As soon as she had smiled her face altered again, and the petulant expression peregrine to her features took control. |
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Seagal also shines in a cameo, sending up his image as a macho, petulant, dimwit action star. |
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But life's grayness and flatness were recorded with a sense of resignation and quiet achievement quite distinct from platitude or petulant nihilism. |
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When I returned to Wuthering Heights, I was still moved by the tenderness between nine-year-old orphan Heathcliff and eight-year-old hoyden Cathy, but, as I read on, I started to find Cathy petulant and solipsistic. |
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Noise can be petulant or cleansing, annoying or energizing. |
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Determined not to be petulant, he seemed tranquilized. |
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He can be petulant and eccentric in several languages. |
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Brown can be grumpy, Lofton can be ornery and Sheffield can be petulant. |
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This other bride, Samaia's relative or neighbor, could pass for an adult if not for the petulant expression on her face — a teen-ager's trademark sulk. |
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He pointed to the model that opened the show, Cara Delevingne, whose stormy brows give her a petulant expression only matched by her runway stomp. |
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Sometimes there is a hankering, more felt than articulated, for types with snub noses, shortened upper lips, eyes set on a slight diagonal, and petulant expressions that inspire one to offer them a dish of cream. |
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Kneller's portrait shows a handsome, even slightly effeminate young man, arrogant, perhaps petulant, but for many, the ideal beau sabreur. |
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In opposition the PSDB has often sounded petulant and elitist. |
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Unable to find an immediate solution to their overzealous attentions, Lavezzi was hit by a brief crisis of confidence, taking to heart criticism received from the Italian media and cutting a petulant figure. |
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In the 2013 film Richard The Lionheart, actor Chandler Maness portrayed Richard as a young and petulant prince. |
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Obviously, the guardsman she quotes is an anti-Arab racist, given that he totalizes Iraqis as backward, petulant, ungrateful and ignorant. |
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There was the ban on Brazilian beef, which was looked on in Brazil as a sort of petulant reaction by the Canadians to what was going on within the aerospace dispute. |
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They seem, in fact, like cranky, petulant children, coked to the gills. |
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Even though Bosie was mad, petulant, impulsive, I don't think he set out schemingly to manipulate Oscar. |
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His behavior these last 48 hours has verged on, if not been, petulant. |
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The striker is petulant in the extreme and on another day might have seen red himself after off-the-ball incidents in which he was seen to lash out at Nicola Legrottaglie and swear at the referee, Stefano Farina. |
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When he showed that petulant old warhorse of an artist, Horace Vernet, haberdashed with medals, Nadar had no trouble revealing a seeker of official honors. |
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In a decidedly petulant manner she sat with crossed arms and a frown. |
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