Sentence examples for spoke disrespectfully from inspiring English sources

In America's traditional military conflicts, from 1812 through Vietnam, large and disunited chunks of the country spoke disrespectfully of Mr. Madison's war, Mr. Lincoln's war, Mr. Wilson's, Mr. Roosevelt's or Lyndon Johnson's.

I never spoke disrespectfully to her again, even when she was seventy-five years old.

The New Yorker, May 10 , 1941P. 9 The gentlemen of the Hearst press were busy accusing young Mr. Orson Welles of Communism because a moving picture of his spoke disrespectfully about their employer.

By E. K. Thurlow and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, May 10 , 1941P. 9 The gentlemen of the Hearst press were busy accusing young Mr. Orson Welles of Communism because a moving picture of his spoke disrespectfully about their employer.

A man deemed to have spoken disrespectfully of the Seleka was shot.

They bonded when both were forced to wear steel clips on their tongues for speaking disrespectfully.

In the book, Mr Kyle described punching another former Seal for speaking disrespectfully of US soldiers fighting in Iraq.

During the days of Jim Crow, a black man could be murdered for speaking "disrespectfully" or for knocking on the door of a white woman's house.

("Never speak disrespectfully of Society, Algernon," Lady Bracknell cautions in "The Importance of Being Earnest". "Only people who cannot get into it do that").

"Nobody wants to talk about it openly, because it's disrespectful of Bernie and because we learned years ago that speaking disrespectfully of Bernie is not good for business," he said.

Song in Your Heart I am ashamed to say that I have behaved terribly toward my mother: taken financial advantage of her, spoken disrespectfully to her and generally disappointed her.