It was very impolite, I know.

Wait. I'll show you. Dude, that's impolite.

Come here. It's impolite to raise your voice.

I think it is best not to be impolite.

I'm Reed Bowman and you're impolite. You're the owner!

Now, listen, Angie, you were very impolite last night.

Can't go to bed till Morg comes. It's impolite.

But you always say such impolite things to her.

If you speak of him like that, it's so impolite.

I don't like to be impolite, but I have an appointment.

Don't you know it's impolite to leave someone holding... the phone?

I didn't mean to be impolite, but it's so new to me.

I think you'd better be going. It's impolite to be late for a concert.

I couldn't find her on the internet, and it would be impolite to hire someone to find out.

I hope you won't consider it impolite, Professor... but there's a general feeling in this room that it's you.

She expressed in her own impolite manner that she had beared with the revolution for two years and were now bored.

The strongest reactions state Miyamoto is a gaijin, which is an impolite way to refer to foreigners in Japan, and that her selection is a mistake.

Wouldn t you laugh (maybe in private, to avoid being impolite) at someone who pays more than 200 times as much as you do, and ends up with an inferior product?

The laughter should have gone in the opposite direction. Wouldn t you laugh (maybe in private, to avoid being impolite) at someone who pays more than 200 times as much as you do, and ends up with an inferior product?

The New York cop was little more than impolite (and busy providing a service) in much of the world, police prey on the people they are supposed to protect, shaking them down for money or persecuting them on behalf of powerful patrons.

Mr. KIM Jae Hon (Democratic People apos s Republic of Korea) The delegation of the Democratic People apos s Republic of Korea wishes to express its regret at the fact that the Foreign Minister of Singapore, in his statement this morning, used impolite and immoral terms when referring to my country, terms improper to his official position.