Sentence examples for very impertinent from inspiring English sources

**{:.break one} **     ** To Robert Lowell: **{:.break one} ** Boston January 16 , 1975** I am now going to be very impertinent and aggressive.

Avoid asking what is a very impertinent question: "Do you have a real job?" Think before assuming that an artist isn't working.

Her Cleopatra was not necessarily a seductive siren or an ambitious schemer; she was very cute and impertinent – at one moment, she looks around for a place to put her little black parasol, and irreverently decides to stick it in the urn containing Pompey's ashes – the urn that his widow Cornelia had been carrying around until recently, weeping all over the place.

dissing President Clinton by inviting some European ally that was challenging American policy in a very public and impertinent way?

Earlier this year his bayonet was fixed firmly in the direction of this very newspaper when one impertinent hack dared to report – despite his firmest warnings – that he'd been jokily comparing the Lib Dems to the Taliban.

"If you are impertinent, you will be punished very severely".

Such has been her profound reticence that even this very brief blog, noticing the fact, seems impertinent.

There's nothing like accosting very, very rich people and asking them banal yet impertinent questions to make you feel like a socially challenged misfit with poor personal hygiene.

And so Suez just had to be dug -- not so much to bring prosperity to its owners as to bring a metaphysical wholeness to the planet, a wholeness that nature had been impertinent enough to risk by placing, so very inconveniently, 100 miles of sand where there more properly should be 100 miles of sea.

The imprint used to be celebrated for, among other works, publishing serious and impertinent nonfiction obscurities and the translations of some very formidable foreign fiction.

Under impertinent questioning from your reporter, he admitted to hearing that the British are not very friendly to foreigners, or as he put it, that "they do not want to talk to them".