Sentence examples for rather disrespectful from inspiring English sources

I think that's rather disrespectful and patronising.

Brown's problem is that some of his best options are, in the rather disrespectful language of Westminster, "retreads".

But negotiating with the lord chancellor in public would be "totally inappropriate and indeed somehow rather disrespectful".

However, the uncalled for, unnecessarily confrontational, and at times rather disrespectful unscientific nature of the language chosen obviously indicates deeper underlying issues.

Pietersen, responded by tweeting: "Despite the rather disrespectful comments by Paul Downton and James Whitaker [ECB National Selector] yesterday, I remain determined to regain my England place!" In Pietersen's book, which was published in October, he claimed there was a "bullying culture" within the England team.

"Rather than being disrespectful he's been hugely respectful so I don't listen to these idiots who say this sport has been demeaned.

That's when Carrie Ann snapped and told Maks to quit being disrespectful, rather forcefully, but the damage had already been done.

Shocked at Maks' disrespect toward Len, judge Carrie Ann stepped in and told the dancer to quit being disrespectful, rather forcefully, but the damage had already been done -- and now the fallout has begun.

That this has turned out not to be the case does not mean the ECtHR is disrespectful of parliament; rather it means international law is working.

I am a liberal Democrat, but I believe that the current handwringing in some quarters about whether or not there was resistance on the night of the raid, or whether or not Bin Laden should have been buried on land rather than at sea, is disrespectful to all those whose lives have been shattered, or terminated, by Bin Laden and Al Qaeda.

You could do myriad things that are actually effective rather than merely divisive and disrespectful.