It used to seem a very
impolite, not to say a rude, question, for Elisha to ask the woman, but it does not seem so to me now.
There was an
impolite and sneering scepticism in his words and manner that secretly pleased most of them at the table, though it seemed to bother Bishop Morehouse.
It was sad to see him corroded with suspicion, and yet not daring to be
impolite, in case these well-dressed people were honest after all.
"Don't you find it rather--rather quiet here?" he said; "so far from the street?" Rather "gloomy," he was going to say, but he reflected that that would be
impolite.
'Such an one,' said the lama, disregarding the dogs, 'is
impolite to strangers, intemperate of speech and uncharitable.
I entertain nothing but the profoundest respect for the king; and if I have been
impolite, which might be excused by my long sojourn in camps and barracks, your majesty is too much above me to be offended at a word that innocently escapes from a soldier."
Additionally, Facebook pages '
impolite.tw" and 'James is Curly' said they received direct messages containing acquisition requests, CNA reports.
You have to sit grim'n still - no coughing, no talking lest people think you are being
impolite'
Impolite behaviour: Individuals should be courteous to others Hashim Noor Image Credit: Supplied
It also ordered that no disabled person should be subjected to harsh treatment or an
impolite behaviour by any official.
He also demanded that Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz Senator Mushahidullah Khan apologise for
impolite comments against Fawad and his family made on Monday in the House.
Self Defence One must use common sense Whenever it comes to self-defence Be aware of what's going down As trouble comes easy in the town Do not be rude or
impolite And do your uttermost to avoid a fight If attacked, reasonable force can be used But self-defence should not ever be abused The trouble may not have been started by you Still be careful what you say or do Driven by drink and likely drugs You could be attacked by a bunch of thugs Yes relax and enjoy yourself but be on your guard To find trouble in the city centre is not too hardGEORGE McLANDERS