| No, she was still the prickly, ornery, far too practical person she had always been, even in matters of sentiment. |
| Ryo was carrying a worn-out Chava on his back, and Zaila too looked tired and ornery. |
| Hernandez lets us see the stubborn and ornery side of this difficult character, rather than making him into some sort of saint. |
| How come, he wondered, had a man with a whole personal remuda to pick from come to choose himself such an ornery horse to ride. |
| From other interviews I'd seen, I knew Jim could make things difficult for me if he was in one of his ornery moods. |
| While Spike Lee favourite Davis's deadpan performance as JFK is great, Campbell's portrayal of the ornery old Elvis steals the film. |
