Examples of using Petulance in English and their translations into Portuguese
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Your petulance is very common.
So I suggest you stop this petulance.
Petulance and naivete are a bad combination.
You seem to have managed the Stamp of Girlish Petulance.
It has the egotism and petulance of a spoiled child.
His petulance was silenced, his spirit softened and subdued.
Is probably responding to a childish, pointless act of petulance.
No, just petulance at being questioned a couple of feeble jokes.
It was also noted by Daily News writer Jim Farber that Spears' delivery has a"tone of petulance.
By petulance of this description, our brethren are sometimes grievously wounded.
All I can remember is the petulance, the shoplifting, the fire in the kitchen.
I knew better than to argue with herwhen she was tired, but this was too crucial to set aside for petulance.
It's not that I don't appreciate petulance, Mr. Bishop, But the sooner you cooperate.
For a vocal minority, it's apparently because Rey is a'Mary Sue',a criticism I believe more often than not is rooted in misogyny and petulance.
It is already senile before it has come to know the petulance, the fearlessness or the will to succeed of youth.
If the person making dua communicates with God in an arrogant manner, perhaps complaining orraising his voice in anger or petulance God may not respond.
I am a silly thing,and in a fit of petulance, I-I ran into these woods without thinking where I was going or how late it was.
Entertainment Weekly" observed that"a revelatory Casey Affleck brings Ford to life with a mature sense of an underling's craven,fawning petulance.
If instead of increasing their petulance they had looked for a possible balance, they could have been happy.
To show himself in public with a biography full of inconsistencies and to refuse haughtily to present any explanation, any proof,any document is already an exaggeration of petulance rarely seen.
I believe, and forgive my petulance, more honorable to admit, in cases such as these, the representation, in other words, that the penal action depends on the representation of the victim and the withdrawal as well, of course.
We must say that they are'wise-ignorant' individuals, something extremely serious,because it refers to a person who behaves towards every issue they consider irrelevant not as an ignorant, but with all the petulance of whom, in their own expertise, is wise.
Here, Gyges is placed side to side to the mythical Phaeton, whose petulance in driving the car of Zeus would end up calcinating his body, and of Icarus, who, deaf to the advices of paternal prudence, found his grave among the waves, as the most representative figures of this greed that infests the present time.
Given the steps taken by Russia recently andthe vulnerability of some Member States to Russian petulance, would the President-in-Office not agree that the essential element of maintaining security of supply lies in the complete liberalisation of the energy market in the European Union, and will he take steps to bring that about?