"rude attitude" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is used to describe a behavior that is considered impolite, insulting, or disdainful. For example: "I was very disappointed with the customer service representative's rude attitude."
While detainees had previously complained about the rude attitude of healthcare staff, the report says, during 2014 this reportedly worsened into "a failure to take detainees' complex physical and mental needs seriously".
Trump isn't just a contender, he's a threat, and his loud, rude attitude could potentially represent the country.
This was also supported by a study done in tertiary health institutions in Osun State, Nigeria and Irbid, North Jordan that showed 22.5% and 36% of the respondents, respectively were not satisfied due to too much wasting of time, no privacy because of students, too boring health talk and rude attitude of staff [ 1, 13].
A rude attitude won't bring you very much luck.
Don't have a fake laugh, or a rude attitude.
Come to your friend calmly and rationally, because nobody likes someone with a rude attitude.
The early punks were convinced that rock and roll had gone wrong and were resolved to put it right, deflating arena-rock pretension with crude songs and rude attitudes.
It must have been when I boarded the bus a fourth time that a voice rose within me: Deliver me, please -- all is forgiven -- from this nightmare to the rude, anxious, attitude-rich, line-ridden hell of U.S. air travel!
"The struggle by the Chinese government and people against American hegemony has forced the United States government to change from its initial rude and unreasonable attitude," a commentary in People's Daily, the Communist Party newspaper, triumphantly announced.
He considered the arresting policemen to have been rude, and "their attitude made me extremely angry and when I get angry .
In some places, people in general have a rude and annoying attitude behind the wheel.
