- Lord Es**** was a
favourite of
Elizabeth I
despite his
petulance and irresponsibility....
- (1919) Prix de la Forêt:
Prestige (1905),
Montrose II (1911, dead-heat),
Pétulance (1911, dead-heat) Prix du
Jockey Club:
Maintenon (1906), Sea Sick (1908)...
-
reviewer said that she pla**** her part in
Notes on a
Scandal (2006) with "
petulance and angst",
while her
performance as Lola
Quincey in
Atonement (2007)...
-
Gaulle outstrips his achievements, he
chose to make
repeated gestures of
petulance and
defiance that
weakened the west
without compensating advantages to...
- Affleck's
disagreeable qualities. The actor's shark-like grin, ****y
petulance and
bullying frat-boy
swagger befit his character." At this point, the...
- a
sense that he
remains widely unpo****r
among neutrals" due to his "
petulance and the play-acting". Meanwhile,
Brazilian newspaper O
Globo wrote that...
- 2014.
Retrieved 8
April 2011. "Why Nasri's
brilliance is
spoiled by his
petulance".
Daily Mirror. 24
November 2010.
Archived from the
original on 2 March...
- Orde Wingate, and Al Capone.
Raban attributed much of Ronnie's "savage
petulance" as a
teenager to his rage over
having to hide his bi****ual tendencies...
-
often focused on
portraits of
young women in
outdoor settings. A Girl's Head
Petulance Penseriosa The
Gleaner A
Country Maid The farmer's
daughter v t e...
-
Balsam Impatience,
touch me not;
ardent love
Barberry Sourness of temper,
petulance Basil Hate; (archaic)
poverty Bay Glory, (in a wreath)
reward of merit;...
