Sentence examples for rude act from inspiring English sources
She was conceived, Miss July informs us with withering relish, when Amity's boorish Scottish overseer thrust himself unwanted upon a field slave — a "rude act" that, according to the New World's perverse color code, gave her higher status than the children of long-established unions between slaves.
"Yes, it's a rude act, but I've interviewed hundreds of people and the vast majority of late people really dislike being late, they try to be on time, but this is something that has plagued them throughout their lives.
Although the police have been known to be rude and act arbitrarily, they are not overworked, even as crime, prostitution, and the use of drugs (as well as alcohol) are acute problems.
It is rude to act as if the other person were a mere cipher and to give the impression that your own business is of far greater import than the pleasantries involved in living in the human zoo.
In other words, if you misbehave, act rude or crude, you'll strike out and be ignored, just like in real life.
Never act rude with a family member, casual and rude are two different words.
From that single casual act — rude and indifferent, rather than actively bad — springs the rest of the movie.
From her reaction, you might imagine Blanchett had been the victim of a rude and sexist act – the recipient of a long and lingeringly lascivious gaze from an insensitive cameraman perving on her body, and intent on reducing her to the status of a sex object rather than the fine actor who'd just given one of the performances of the year.
He told us that he won't host a townhall because people act "rude and stupid".
