Sentence examples for less courteous from inspiring English sources

I also wonder if Mozart didn't have something meaner and less courteous sounding in mind.

Available in early morning hours and their elderly jejus are waking when younger and less courteous chauffeurs have long since retired.

Steven Patrick Morrissey of Manchester, England, a place "more brittle and less courteous than anywhere else on earth," former singer for the Smiths, once and future hero for the misunderstood, and champion for powerless humans and animals, is also an inspired adman.

In an online survey first reported on Sunday by a sharp-eared Daily News reporter and her colleague, Sprint found that 75percentt of New Yorkers feel that people in general are less courteous on cellphones in public than they were five years ago.

More brittle and less courteous than anywhere else on earth, Manchester is the old fire wheezing its last, where we all worry ourselves soulless, forbidden to be romantic.

Dissatisfied providers are less courteous and tend to communicate less, or poorly, with patients.

It's unclear exactly where the footage, which shows another less-courteous canine running straight inside -- probably with dirty pads -- was filmed.

Jokes about BMW drivers being, on average, somewhat less than courteous are fairly common.

According to Coloredge management, however, Mr. Higgs was less than courteous toward colleagues.

I find Michael [Gove] charming and he's never been anything less than courteous to me.

He is never less than courteous, in an old-fashioned Spanish sort of way.