bad-mannered

How To Use bad-mannered In A Sentence

• It was incredibly bad-mannered of me, but I felt myself falling asleep. TIME OF THE WOLF
• Naco (fmn. naca) is a pejorative word often used in Mexican Spanish to describe bad-mannered and poorly educated people. "Trailer trash"
• She was critical, she answered back, she was bad-mannered at table, sharp-tongued - all to impress that young horror. THE INNOCENTS AT HOME (A SUPERINTENDENT KENWORTHY NOVEL)
• The stories are, in true Sfar style, truly unusual, though they have more structure and a little more empathy than the unapologetically bad-mannered Sardine books. Little Vampire (and Other Little Folk)
• It makes me really sad to see how irresponsible, rude and bad-mannered many seem to be.
• What other reason can there possibly be for the number of surly, bad-mannered ignoramuses I stumble across when I'm looking to use, order or buy anything?
• Dean Neuhaus had come here from London, and he managed to make our entire country inferior to his too—our grossly abundant restaurant meals, our bad-mannered children, our sloppy and distasteful use of the English language. The Six Rules of Maybe
• Will was raised on a ship with a bunch of bad-mannered sailors.
• Rude Britannia is a myth, say researchers from the Young Foundation, and often people don't realise they are being bad-mannered, for example, by not using headphones properly. Rude Britannia is a myth, says report into English manners
• She was critical, she answered back, she was bad-mannered at table, sharp-tongued - all to impress that young horror. THE INNOCENTS AT HOME (A SUPERINTENDENT KENWORTHY NOVEL)