Sentence examples similar to bad-mannered during from inspiring English sources
It feels unloving and certainly bad-mannered to say: "Okay, if you really want to die, fine".
Bad-mannered as these summary firings may be, the outrage that accompanied their exposure seemed faintly artificial.
How wonderfully bad-mannered.
What a mean, tight-wad, mendacious, xenophobic and bad-mannered government we have.
Among his best-known works are Goops and How to Be Them (1900) and subsequent books on Goops (bad-mannered children).
The American who condescends to you because she doesn't understand your funny accent is not simply being bad-mannered; she's evil — an agent of the Shaytan.
They released a supposedly bad-mannered dog from its kennel, and the animal now happily roamed free with a tennis ball.
Trump's whole campaign was offensive, bad-mannered and disrespectful – especially toward Muslims, Mexicans and black people, whom he abused in the most disgusting terms.
He "was a bad-mannered man", his colleagues explained, "rude to any gentleman or nobleman who found fault with his designs... he would not alter his drawings" to please a client.
Olivia Colman's performance as the unstable, self-pitying and hilariously bad-mannered Queen Anne won her Bafta award success on Sunday evening – one of seven awards for the 18th-century comedy The Favourite.
To many black Americans, BET is like a bad-mannered relative dearly loved but a little embarrassing.
