People speaking (often loudly and discourteously) in favor of the president, or against the president, are likely to annoy and often offend those on the other side of the political spectrum – sometimes passionately.
On the free-speech thing, there's plenty of faculty who themselves are either free-speech purists, or who believe deeply in civil discourse and don't want to disrupt it, or see a friend of theirs being treated discourteously — it could be any number of these things — and feel that the master and associate master have been thrown under the bus, because no one has come to their defense.
You're discourteously disturbing people's contentment.
Her defenders say she was making sensible points about clever new anti-submarine drone capability, that she was wilfully misinterpreted and discourteously treated.
Khama was summoned to Britain, and was discourteously made to wait through a general election before being informed of his banishment from his homeland and the postponement of any decision about the chieftainship for five years.
In Louisville, Kentucky, several distress calls had been made by Latino voters saying they had been treated discourteously by election officials and discouraged from voting.
He'd gained international acclaim the year before for a tale of a young man who, while planning to marry a girl he met at mass, spent a Night At Maud's discussing moral philosophy, while Maud showed a clear preference for more playful activity (at the crucial moment, our virtuous hero discourteously left).
"Alas, my love, you do me wrong, to cast me off discourteously......
Her goals are to find out whether a respondent believes that the officer in a vignette abused authority, used offensive language, behaved discourteously or applied undue force, and more importantly, exactly "what in the story convinces someone that it's over the top".
