Sentence examples for is quite disrespectful from inspiring English sources

The lack of communication is quite disrespectful".

"It is quite disrespectful to the people who are going to be hosting England next summer," added Bevington.

"To say that they have all agreed to something which they quite clearly haven't is quite disrespectful.

While the majority of those individuals in Miami have been celebrating the passing of a man they never met, or saw in person (that in my culture is quite disrespectful) because even the mob respects the dead and offers condolences to the families of their adversaries.

"I guess it has angered us in a way, it's been quite disrespectful to someone who has given our game and Australian cricket so much, and it's been pretty hurtful – but I haven't read too much, I try to stay out of that sort of stuff.

"We were a little bit disappointed, we thought it was quite disrespectful of them to say that.

"I feel to some extent it's misguided and I feel it's quite disrespectful of people like Herman Ouseley, who has spent a lifetime fighting racism," he said.

"It is quite demeaning and disrespectful to the team.

It's actually quite disrespectful.

Others called her "quite disrespectful" and said she was baiting Delta to "create a firestorm" and needed to "grow up".

Others may find your behavior quite disrespectful, especially if you're doing this in a predominately French community, such as France or Quebec.