| Yet, for all his cantankerousness, he is part of the British medical-research establishment. |
| What starts out as a humourous battle between cantankerousness and impatience grows into a touching story about friendship, honesty and caring. |
| Naturally it is only in the minor stupors that we see it in well-developed form as active opposition and cantankerousness. |
| Yet for all her cantankerousness, the woman had fed her and given her a job, and for the first while a place to live. |
| In the partial stupors it is seen as active opposition and cantankerousness. |
| In light of the particularity of the issue, perhaps the cantankerousness of the current research debate is to be expected. |
