mutinous

She raised mutinous eyes to him but in the end was forced to look away.

"But with a mutinous heart," she said, leaving the room before he could have the last word.

To oppose him at that point might have been a mutinous act on my part.

She glared up at him, mutinous, but only for a moment.

"How do I take care of a hundred and twenty mutinous men?"

At Boston the troops were "almost mutinous in want of pay."

There was a faintly mutinous look on the older woman's face.

He knows that nothing makes his party more mutinous than Europe."

"They are either sullen or mutinous, but never quite happy."

But he'd only give his surrender to those two mutinous officers, and to get it, they had to go to him.

George got out of bed, still looking very mutinous.

French soldiers are becoming mutinous as the war continues without hope of an end.

But the rest was drowned out by the mutinous multitude.

We felt lucky to have such an accomplished - if rather mutinous - daughter.

She pressed her lips together, looking both mutinous and worried.

You now have clear evidence of a mutinous, er, conspiracy.

She kept her lips closed in a mutinous line and kicked back at him.

Wang also had to deal with his own mutinous subordinates.

Something of the mutinous, trapped expression in her eyes faded.

But first something had to be done to quiet the mutinous regiments here.

You can wipe that mutinous look right off your face."

Military officers said more disruptions by mutinous soldiers were still possible.

He took up the oars again, and began to row, looking rather mutinous.

The twins went to pick up the suitcases, still looking mutinous.

"I have decided to allow you to order your mutinous crew to surrender to my security forces."