Use of the word insubordination in a sentence example

insubordination

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Rama never showed insubordination to others. [verb]

He wasn't sure if he should be angry at her defiant insubordination or amused by it. [Please select]

BELLO: (Sternly) No insubordination. [Please select]

"Yes; we can't have any insubordination here." [Please select]

The common soldiers caught the spirit of insubordination from those who commanded them. [Please select]

The departure of the French had been hastened by the rapidly-increasing discontent and insubordination among the troops. [Please select]

But when they got near enough to shore to see that the stranded vessel was the _Miranda_, there was no more insubordination. [Please select]

He was not noticed by the conspirators, and, unfortunately for them, they continued in their career of insubordination. [Please select]

The tumultuous insubordination of the Janissaries became an ever greater scandal. [Please select]

When this is over I'll deal with him for his damned insubordination.' [Please select]

And thus ended most of my unlawful escapades; I was more petted than scolded for my insubordination. [Please select]

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