Sentence examples for display bad manners from inspiring English sources

Local Shanghainese have an implicit confidence in, and proudness of, their international city, and tend to look down upon their countryside compatriots, as the unsophisticated people who let children defecate in public and display bad manners; stories of which go viral on social media every day.

In historian Tim Gosling's description, they saw "safety pins and Mohicans as little more than ineffectual fashion posturing stimulated by the mainstream media and industry.... Whereas the Sex Pistols would proudly display bad manners and opportunism in their dealings with 'the establishment,' the anarcho-punks kept clear of 'the establishment' altogether".

By failing even to mention the overseas effects of its tapering, the Fed has displayed bad manners, Mr Buiter argues.

By contrast and to Metternich's great pleasure, Alexander displayed bad manners and a penchant for gratuitous insults.

Talking just to talk is bad manners, BAD MANNERS!

It was the most disgraceful display of bad manners I've seen in many a long day".

A teacher should not display such bad manners".

For example, you might decide to take one for the team at the family reunion, but that you don't care if random strangers publicly display their bad manners in the supermarket.

My father, for example, had a standard piece of shorthand for displays of bad manners or boorish behaviour.

The South Carolina Republican Party responded today with a statement that accused Mr. Hollings of attacking Mr. Thurmond in "an unbelievable display of disrespect, bad manners and ugliness".

Television is the Johnny Appleseed of bad manners, displaying assorted baiting, gesturing and mouthing off -- and that is just from the talk-show hosts in the studios.