Sentence examples for are uncouth from inspiring English sources
adjective
Unfamiliar, strange, foreign.
The Chateau Martin Winery sponsored a contest to discover "the most attractive, the most gentlemanly, and the neatest truck-driver to disprove the contention that they are uncouth".
On the Democratic side, the liberal mentality comes out in suggestions that Trump's supporters, almost by definition, are uncouth, ill-educated bigots.
This is a pity, for it can only encourage the gloating of those who are always anxious to tell us that professional footballers are uncouth louts who should never be paid enough money to give them delusions of grandeur.
they are uncouth and animals.
They have no schooling, they are uncouth, there's manure on the floor, the cows come in and out and they're gonna get up and dance?
Joyce was "uncouth and underbred".
Of course, tourists can be uncouth, too.
He's uncouth and he's extremely human.
Both were uncouth middle-class guys tormented by class resentments.
