Sentence examples for impertinent of from inspiring English sources

It is impertinent of the insurer to act on information that is medically insignificant.

Eighteen years of my life had been dedicated to this end, so it was quite impertinent of him to suggest my giving it up.

In fact, I think it's rather impertinent of you to raise the question, don't you?

No one can fire these impertinents of the web from the editorial board of a daily paper, nor promise them a week in Varadero or a Lada car as compensation, much less entice them with a trip to Eastern Europe.

Decadence was founded on an impertinent reversal of the values of the time: in place of hard work and moral earnestness, writers like Wilde and Joris-Karl Huysmans elevated imaginative indolence and provocative paradox.

It was a high one, indeed, but hardly impertinent on the lips of such a gifted player.

A garden is nothing if not the promise of continuity amid change — the change of colors and seasons, the impertinent arrival of weeds and drought.

He is a skeletal bird, and before the judge arrives is extremely impertinent to one of the girls.

Money showed itself all the time, in the intrusions of rich boyfriends, in the impertinent demands of board members and politicians, in the campaigns to bring in more oligarchs to augment the budget.

Trouble arose between the two men when the scholar indulged in impertinent gestures of independence and the dealer forcefully reminded him of how his bread was buttered.

Conversely, isn't there the risk of projecting and superimposing psychic phenomena on the impertinent domain of unicellular life?