Sentence examples for be inconsiderate from inspiring English sources
adjective
Not considerate of others, thoughtless.
- Failing to replace the roll after using last of the toilet paper is very inconsiderate.
Don't let your excitement or disappointment lead you to be inconsiderate; you were evaluated on your own record and not in comparison with anyone else.
It would be inconsiderate not to follow up with an invitation, as the potential guest may have already made travel or other arrangements, or purchased clothing or a gift in anticipation of the event.
This may be because men who beat their wives are also likely to be inconsiderate in other ways, such as sleeping with prostitutes and not caring whether this endangers their wives.
I might have kissed him, possibly turning him into a prince and solving the romantic problem, but he would have been a very small prince, so we took a shower together, with me being careful not to have the water too hot, which I felt would not only be inconsiderate, but also might cook him.
In a time of mourning and confusion for many Americans, Romney appeared to be inconsiderate and too jumpy.
The first is that it would be inconsiderate to make estimates for SSA based on small and arbitrary selected samples.
I was inconsiderate, I was selfish, I was utterly self-absorbed.
"I have been inconsiderate," the contrite former mayor of Seoul says.
She says he is inconsiderate of her and claims he has wasted her life.
But when you even lived up to their specifications, they still were inconsiderate.
"Abusing compassionate leave is inconsiderate to fellow colleagues who may genuinely need the time off".
