Sentence examples for being discourteous from inspiring English sources

"I'm not being discourteous.

This man is being discourteous and unprofessional because he is not thinking of others around him.

It deflects attention from the possibility that you are being discourteous, and makes it clear you value your boss's opinion.

Just over a week ago, the Speaker accused the Business Secretary and rising star Sajid Javid of being "discourteous and incompetent".

Davis accuses the EU of being "discourteous" for reasonably putting forward draft sanctions against the UK if it were to flout EU rules during the transition.

"Whether they are on a phone or speaking too loudly in person, I think that's being discourteous to riders around them," Mr. Silverman said.

The drivers are discourteous.

That would have been discourteous.

"It's discourteous," Mr. Koch said.

According to Tavernier, Bost said he felt Truffaut had been "discourteous," and he didn't wish to be discourteous in return.

Bland may have been discourteous, but cops, after all, are supposed to be trained professionals.