Sentence examples for impolite to him from inspiring English sources

I was put in a wheelchair and whisked into an examination room, where I stroked the wall very, very gently and waited for a real doctor (they'd sent in a med student to take my family history; I was impolite to him).

To paraphrase Jeter, if the umpire was kind enough to award him first base, it would be impolite to refuse the invitation.

They may think it impolite to grab a 72-year-old man by the head and toss him to the ground, or throw hard objects at people's faces, or hold dueling press conferences calling each other names.

It's also very impolite to ask a person to tell you what someone else thinks of him or her.

He explained that Dr. Chang had convinced him that it was customary in Chinese culture to give gifts and impolite to refuse them.

He could barely muster a smile when the news broke that Mr. Yeltsin had chosen him as his successor, murmuring in a television interview that "it would be impolite to disagree if the president said this".

They hate to be impolite to callers.

It is impolite to finish every grain.

Only then did Huckabee have something impolite to say.

Impolite to speak ill of the career dead.

(It was considered impolite to show the hands and fingers).