Sentence examples for rude walk from inspiring English sources

If they're rude, walk away from the conversation.

When walking out of doors, it's rude to walk out first, especially when that means letting the door close on your date.

However it is rude to walk out during a performance; you especially should not walk between the performance and the audience.

"It'd be rude to walk out".

There's an obvious hazard to that arrangement: If the tour is boring, it's really rude to walk out.

But if you're determined to reply, tip your hat to the ever-classy Dionne Warwick — pre-Psychic Friends Network, anyway — and tell the rude catcaller: "Walk on By".

Of course, this doesn't mean that you should let a rude person walk all over you.

If they say something rude, apologize and walk away.

Bullying is just wrong, it what causes you to have no friends, get along with everyone and don't sink to a bully's level, if a classmate is rude to you, walk away, and try to be friends with another more kind classmate who will most likely end up with friends, unlike bullies.

"They think it's rude, so I walked around Tokyo causing no sensation whatsoever.

In fact, it would be rude for you to walk by and not say anything.