uncourteous

It is the German who is so uncourteous to his verbs.

I know that you both are unsuccessful lovers, and this explains your unjust, uncourteous treatment now.

Uncourteous as it seems, I felt so inquisitive that I followed him.

No amount of eccentricity surprises a New-Yorker, or makes him uncourteous.

As a rule, people don't send me books which I can thank them for, and so I say nothing--which looks uncourteous.

And it so happened that just at that time an uncourteous knight had offered Queen Guenever a gross insult.

To approach it he had to encounter the same uncourteous bridge-ward who had already defeated and made captive so many knights, and last of all, Rinaldo.

In very truth," said Guenever, "it were better thou wert hanged, Kay, than to use such uncourteous speech towards a man like Owain.

But I am appalled to notice that the wide extension of the surface has damaged her manners, and made her rather Americanly uncourteous on the lower levels.

Of course, he did not realize that it was I who was knocking, but none the less his conduct was very uncourteous, and, indeed, under the circumstances rather suspicious.

"Everything of a rough, uncourteous, and unChristlike disposition must be purged away, for none of these unkind attributes are of Christ, but after the satanic order."

It is not that the author, whose hair springs up in tightly coiled corkscrews as if he has been plugged into an electrical outlet, is uncourteous or unwilling to respond to questions about himself.

In hope it shall not, Most freely I confess myself and Toby Set this device against Malvolio here, Upon some stubborn and uncourteous parts We had conceiv'd against him.

Not daring to take back so uncourteous a reply to his master, Ludovico went on to describe the great advantage which would accrue to the farmer and his family if the baron's proposal were accepted.

You may perchance find that an Abbey court has more powers than you wot of, Sir Knight," said he, "if knight indeed you be who are so uncourteous and short in your speech.

In the Suishu (Book of Sui, Volume 84) the Khitan are described as "bellicose in plundering and raiding borders" and "the most uncourteous and arrogant among all barbarians".

They stole all my amulets and they burned my hut and they kicked me in the butt, a most uncourteous way in which to treat someone who is doing her poor best to be even as they are.

He also was the only person among his co-workers "who continually received complaints from State Farm's policy-holders about his rude and uncourteous attitude" and who showed a persistent unwillingness to address criticisms and accept directions, the court adds.

I have said several uncourteous things about the French-- calling them a "nation of ingrates" in one place--but you have been so busy editing commas & semicolons that you overlooked them & failed to get scared at them.

Fortunately it is possible to take a broad-minded view of your uncourteous action, owing to your sense of the fitnesses being for the time in abeyance through allegiance to so engaging a maiden as Melodious Vision," said Pe-lung in a voice not devoid of reproach. "