discourtesy

I would say that this too is a moment of serious discourtesy.

Not out of discourtesy, she thought, but because their minds were on something else.

"Would it be discourtesy, were I to suggest a way?"

After years of discourtesy, the feeling is often returned by the tenants.

The voice at the other end appeared to disregard the discourtesy.

Toby looked up just in time to avoid a mark for discourtesy.

"This is grave discourtesy to me and to my men.

She had done the musician a discourtesy by leaving him without praise.

"And mine is the shame for the discourtesy of youth."

He took care of the rider, apologizing again for his discourtesy.

From that discreet distance, they could watch the activities without discourtesy.

No one ever permitted his own suffering to become an excuse for discourtesy.

I fail to understand this, and with respect find it a discourtesy to colleagues.

So Sam was being careful not to do anything that might be interpreted as discourtesy.

I will excuse your discourtesy because of the stresses you have experienced.

He knew that some extraordinary urgency could be responsible for such discourtesy.

Such discourtesy was worse than wrong, for it violated his oath to the Order.

"The man on the bed, he once did a discourtesy to Pedro's wife.

But many of those same communities have complained about an increase in police discourtesy and brutality.

You may be my brother, but I don't have to tolerate this kind of discourtesy!

I pray you to overlook my discourtesy in arriving late.

This problem is second only to the ones created for me by the discourtesy that too many passengers exhibit.

Glad of it anyhow,' he added as if caught out in some discourtesy.

"I'm sure none of us intended a discourtesy to the Colonel," he said.

She must not think that these seating arrangements constituted a discourtesy.