petulant

It was neither the first nor the last time Bieber would be characterized as a petulant, out-of-control little jerk.

A petulant quality came into the voice of the captain who gave commands.

And schooled herself into a fretful, petulant manner of indifference.

In his amorous poetry, he has little passion or sensibility; but he is never free and petulant, never tedious, and never absurd.

He noted, too, that her gorgeous ash-blond hair had been carefully "done," piled in high masses above her petulant face.

Nobody called his attention to my better lyrical writings; I was described to him as a spoiled, petulant child of fortune.