Sentence examples for rather impertinent from inspiring English sources
"I TRULY believe what keeps consumers from great fashion is the buyers," said Karen Erickson, sounding rather impertinent for someone whose business is selling clothes to buyers from designer stores.
The female half was not unattractive: short blond hair in bangs, in that French gamine way that always quickens my pulse, pale-blue, rather impertinent eyes, and underneath the business suit, just a lovely figure.
In fact, I think it's rather impertinent of you to raise the question, don't you?
At the time, the judge admonished him and four co-defendants, "These were blatant and impertinent frauds, carried out in my opinion rather clumsily, but such was your conceit that you thought yourselves smart enough to get away with it".
Instead they are seen to be impertinent.
Politico theorized that Hastings had pulled off his impertinent coup because he was a freelance journalist rather than a beat reporter, and so could risk "burning bridges by publishing many of McChrystal's remarks".
It was impertinent genius.
Impertinent and unmannerly.
I retract that impertinent suggestion.
That's an "impertinent question".
