Sentence examples for rude to point from inspiring English sources
In 1566, King James VI (and I of England, though it seems a bit rude to point that out) was christened at Stirling Castle and crowned at Holy Rude church a year later.
He hires a Japanese etiquette coach and learns that it's rude to point with your fingers or sneeze in public.
But first remember to check if it's rude to point with a finger (Malaysians point with their thumb).
Most people internalize as children that it is rude to point, but when a 6-11 man walks by, that bit of etiquette seems to be forgotten.
With all this potential for cohabitation, it seems rude to point out that any coalition would end in disaster and – most likely – another general election within a year.
Obama might be so rude as to point out how these top earners are whining all the way to the bank even as the G.O.P. opposes extending more benefits to the unemployed and new tax cuts to small business.
It may sound the same as "excuse me", but saying "excuse you" is usually done as a rude and sarcastic way to point out that someone else has done something rude, but does not apologize or excuse him or herself.
Customers can be rude to the point of violence.
The proprietor of the fictional Fawlty Towers, played by John Cleese, is rude to the point of hilarity.
At other times they are aggressive and rude to a point that beggars belief--even making unwanted sexual remarks to the potential student-customers.
