Sentence examples for rude by from inspiring English sources

He's also a gentleman, and will call you sir so often you might feel rude by comparison.

For those who choose to listen to music, it's best to set limits, because wearing headphones for an entire shift can be perceived as rude by those nearby.

Rude, by the Toronto band Magic, rose 48 places to No 2, just ahead of Ella Henderson's Ghost and George Ezra's Budapest.

The attention of the public was first attracted to Rude by Mercury Attaching His Winged Sandals (1828), a work that strictly conformed to the rules of the Neoclassical school of French sculpture.

A throng of people descending on a delivery-in-progress can also be socially awkward for letter carriers, especially friendly ones who would rather not come across as rude by shooing people away.

All of our staff members promise to make recurrent, familiar eye contact with you, non-verbally suggesting that you know each other from somewhere and that you're being rude by failing to remember where.

Outside, people get younger, heftier and ruder by the day.

Liang's "Distant Cries" was a darker business, full of grabbings and haulings that seemed all the ruder by contrast with the dainty Albinoni score.

You can make any of the "shut up" phrases above even ruder by adding French insults and swear words.

In turn, she is spurned by Lieutenant Verrall, a rude — even by British Club standards — polo-playing young army officer.

When he began preaching his health gospel right from the start, he was met not by outright resistance — that would have been rude — but by a polite disregard.