uncivilly

The protests of German settlers had been received uncivilly.

On the whole, however, the women were, as a contemporary narrative expressed it, "coarsely but not uncivilly used".

The innkeeper served them uncivilly, and his wife acted scared to death of them.

Heechee did not talk uncivilly to each other.

I know what I know,' she kept repeating, not uncivilly, but with extreme gloom.

Reacting uncivilly would not help.

I said, rather uncivilly, I fear.

I said uncivilly: 'I've just flown seven thousand miles at the drop of a hat and you say there's no rush.'

This desirable suggestion (uncivilly as it was expressed) had its effect upon Mrs. Westerfield.

"And now," Drinn said when the meal was over, "now you must permit me to explain why we greeted you so uncivilly."

But the Eshva males who came to her now and then, and whose touches were-to mortals-a life's desire, these she turned uncivilly away.

"We hear them every year," Mr. Bunning, a second-term Republican from Kentucky, said before storming off, uncivilly.

The program comes in the wake of a faculty committee's findings that one pro-Palestinian professor had behaved inappropriately to a pro-Israeli student in class, and that students sometimes behaved uncivilly.

"They do when a Weyrwoman has been treated as uncivilly as Telgar treated me," Moreta declared with sufficient severity to quell Peterpar's curiosity.

Now in Arendia, by reason of certain of our laws, Sir Embrig hath indeed this right, though no true knight would so uncivilly insist on imposing his will upon a kinswoman in her time of grief.

"I was afraid you wouldn't... " "Well, I haven't anything else to do," he said uncivilly, and watched her as, steadying herself against the motion of the train, she made her way down the aisle ahead of him.

In the news conference in January 1998 to announce that year's Grammy nominees, Mr. Greene and Mayor Giuliani butted heads after the mayor's role in the conference was cut and City Hall said that Mr. Greene treated a mayoral aide uncivilly.