Sentence examples for rather rude from inspiring English sources

And isn't caviling rather rude?

That's rather rude, I thought.

"It's rather rude in Russian," he explained.

"It is rather rude," she agrees.

It was a rather rude awakening, to say the least.

Which was rather rude of them, now that I think about it.

Kinda rude.

"There will be dialogue and discussions about what works, rather than rude surprises that backfire.

But, in his Cheltenham answer, Parsons was being shrewd rather than rude.

A luminously lovely Nell, her softness makes filthy ditties and practical jokes seem cutely cheeky rather than rude.

The decision of the Urinetown producers to go with what they had contrasts intriguingly with Cameron Mackintosh choosing to rename the musical version of Alan Bennett's film A Private Function Betty Blue Eyes, reportedly because the movie name sounded rather too rude and lavatorial to attract song-and-dance audiences.