Sentence examples for impertinent to from inspiring English sources

Her quickness to assume that someone has said something impertinent to her makes her seem ornery.

Is it impertinent to suggest Roth outdoes himself here by getting out of his own way?

He held that it is impertinent to pray to God to change things.

It would be impertinent to deny the religious aspect of this relief and pride.

I feel it impertinent to offer you any advice on this.

Now, it feels a little impertinent to challenge this 21st-century deity, but here goes: you're talking piffle, Mark.

And maybe this is the precursor to getting rid of conference altogether, as we are moved steadily down the road towards American-style rallies without the inconvenience of a party impertinent enough to want to have a say.

Finally George Harrision's reply to those impertinent enough to ask which club he supported was the obtuse: "There are three teams in Liverpool and I prefer the other one". Which leaves us very much where we started.

Finally George Harrision's reply to those impertinent enough to ask which club he supported was the obtuse: "There are three teams in Liverpool and I prefer the other one".

Disapproval would be more likely to beset anyone impertinent enough to question your behaviour.

Yes, choices by the glass are growing, but are still limited, and the pricing of half bottles is designed to punish anyone so impertinent as to want one.