Sentence examples for ill-mannered behavior from inspiring English sources
Maybe she would send the people upstairs an official letter, or even better, march up there and ask them to immediately put a stop to their ill-mannered behavior.
In Victorian England, where the world rested on niceties, the great terror was being thought ill-mannered: behavior of that kind marked an unpredictable person, teetering on the edge of the social compact — what Thackeray variously called a "cockney dandy" and a "padded booby".
Arrogance has certainly proved to be the Achilles heel of Mr. Edwards, which would explain why he continued to engage in such ill-mannered behavior year after year.
We sincerely hope that those who will inevitably take to the streets in order to register their objections to the above will conduct themselves courteously and will refrain from offensive or destructive behavior — not only because such behavior is ill-mannered but also because it would represent a huge gift to the political purpose that has brought our conventioneering guests to town.
His much-lionised wild lifestyle, if copied by your neighbour, would just be regarded as the behaviour of an ill-mannered dickhead.
In fact just about everybody in "Justified" displays very good manners while doing some very ill-mannered things.
He went on to call the Georgian President ill-mannered.
These comments strike some Aitchison alumni as ill-mannered.
Mrs Merkel slapped him down like an ill-mannered child.
At a formal press conference, she seemed ill-tempered and ill-mannered.
