Sentence examples for rudeness are from inspiring English sources

Certainly, incivility and rudeness are conditions we can do without.

Perhaps some of her confidence grows out of the fact that the players, for all their rudeness, are essentially so tame.

The President's obtuseness and rudeness are not just a part of the ugly recent Republican obstructionism and negativity but have to do with his personal deficiencies.

Elders who equate openness with rudeness are missing the point, said Kate Hubin, a 28-year-old publicity director for a film studio in Los Angeles.

The roots of this type of unintended rudeness are to be found, he said, in the ex cessive attention lavished on Italian boys by mothers, sisters, aunts and other females.

Ralph Acosta, who sits near the corner of 129th and Lenox every day, greeting everyone who walks by, confronts the block's African women, who from shyness or rudeness are ignoring him.

You may be met with a rude response (the rudeness is deserved) reminding you that it's none of your business.

People are less likely to buy from a company with an employee they perceive as rude, even if the rudeness isn't directed at them.

At least do me the courtesy of that!" Her plea is whiny and bitter, and would be admirable for its rudeness, were it not so, well, rude.

The rudeness wasn't just in the sex, either; she is unbelievably rude about the Germans.

As to whether rudeness is learned by example, I'm inclined to believe that rude cakes are more likely to rear rude cakes.