The phrase "as impertinent" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe behavior or remarks that are rude or disrespectful, often in a context where such behavior is unexpected or unwelcome.
Example: "His comments during the meeting were as impertinent as they were unhelpful."
Alternatives: "as disrespectful" or "as rude".
So it goes with the recently unveiled Gospel of Judas, which posits a theory as impertinent as Maguire's about the wickedest character in Christendom.
What if I also told you that as impertinent as Google's conduct is, it is also earning ad revenue from al-Awlaki's sermons - whether knowingly or unknowingly, since ads are impersonally hitched to highly-reviewed sites such as those of Anwar al-Awlaki.
At the same time, state media have damned the protesters as impertinent, drug-fuelled, foreign-backed, Islamist troublemakers.
Stefansson, who was largely absent in the hectic weeks immediately before sailing and who revealed few of his plans to his team, dismissed such concerns as "impertinent and disloyal".
Short of tweaking his nose, and stamping on his bowler hat, Haye was as impishly impertinent to Valuev as Charlie might have been in similar circumstances.
He wrote, in part, "I resent this inquiry into [the gallery's] meaning as being impertinent, egoistic and previous.
Behind her immensely willed facade was a pathos and perceptible loneliness, though she treated this as an impertinent intruder.
So heads should roll, led by the head of that system, the Speaker of the House of Commons, who has disgracefully treated the entire episode as an impertinent invasion of his privacy.The harder task is to design a new system.
While there, he earned the reputation of a demanding teacher (notably by accompanying his reports on individual students with characterizations such as "idiot", "impertinent" or "envious").
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Some attempts to use the character in other superhero or family-friendly comics were altered due to editorial mandate, such as "Gregori Eilovotich Rasputin" in Firestorm and Captain Atom (who refers to Constantine as "an impertinent bumbler in England").
