Significats de quite uncalled en anglès

His approach was flippant in general and his attack on Leo McAuley was quite uncalled for.

That was quite uncalled for on my part.

The remark was vulgar, and quite uncalled for.

It annoyed her that she could not shake off this quite uncalled-for melancholy, but it withstood every effort.

Her eyes were wide, and their dark depths were full of a horror that seemed quite uncalled for.

The young commander's countenance flushed as he replied, Your anxiety on my account, sir, is quite uncalled for.

On the way, Mr. L. made many remarks about Mr. Burke and his arrangements that were quite uncalled for.

Adela Sellingworth has chosen to-well-onemightfeel such a very drastic step to be quite uncalled for-quite uncalled for.

I am grateful for your congratulations, on account of your good intentions; but-congratulations are quite uncalled for on this occasion.

His previous manner had annoyed her, and she determined to show him that his superior airs were quite uncalled for.

Panton had been amazed to hear of Varick's quite uncalled-for generosity, and he had exclaimed, Well, that does take the cake!

He felt offended, and without his noticing it the feeling of offense immediately turned into one of disdain which was quite uncalled for.

And certainly, those being the circumstances and after all those years, for O'Shea to have divorced her and named Parnell was quite uncalled for.

Something of the same notion came vaguely to the geologist at the same time; and with a vigor that was quite uncalled for, he urged:

I was paying 10 pounds sterling for a thirty-six hour's passage; and as I always treated everybody courteously, it was quite uncalled for and unprovoked.

"That was quite uncalled for," said Edgar with a smile.