Sentence examples similar to ill-mannered during from inspiring English sources
But the on-screen invaders are more ill-mannered than the trekkers.
So much of his new novel, "Skios," is so expertly written and such genuine fun, it seems ill-mannered to quibble about the dubious premise.
In fact just about everybody in "Justified" displays very good manners while doing some very ill-mannered things.
Because the harder edges of Shaw's social criticism were softened for the musical, theatregoers who attended the California Shakespeare Theater's raucous production of Pygmalion might have been shocked to hear Professor Higgins call Eliza (Irene Lucio) a slut during one of his ill-mannered temper tantrums.
Thus the expansion, so long anticipated as the fulfillment of dreams for half a continent oppressed during the Soviet era, had an ill-mannered side to it.
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.
He punishes ill-mannered customers by sending them, next time, to the slowest cashier.
