Sentence examples for and the rudeness of from inspiring English sources

Controversial, but in an age of tight margins and the rudeness of no-shows, I'd say fair enough.

Music that suddenly speaks with the simplicity and directness – and, often enough, the rudeness – of graffiti, can strip away artifice.

You will be able to influence so many more people if you display your strength, because your resilience, determination and ability to overcome the rudeness of others will be some of your greatest attributes.

By his account, what stopped an alliance with Labour was the rudeness of Ed Balls and the indifference of Ed Miliband and Harriet Harman and their failure to make enough concessions to the Lib Dems.

And even when I verbalized the rudeness of the audience's behavior, they still kept one eye on their respective devices, unable to tear themselves away completely.

A third mom is riled by the rudeness of the first mom and a three-way argument erupts.

A third mom became riled by the rudeness of the first mom and a three-way argument erupted.

The ladies working at the bakery next door were seriously outraged by the rudeness of of the protesters and mocked their "peace" talk.

He observes that "it has taken ten centuries to change [the Englishman] from the rudeness of his brutalized forefathers into an enlightened and civilized human being" (34); so too, he thought, for African moral change.

I applaud the stadium security for restraint in tolerating the rudeness of this group.

In fact, the rudeness of American government security people is legendary.