1
Pardon me, my friend, I fear I have been very ill-mannered.
2
Fred thought him, with his stock of old jokes, very ill-mannered.
3
The seventeenth century has truly been called 'a very ill-mannered century.'
4
They were very ill-mannered.
5
You are very ill-mannered!
6
But they seemed to Fred very ill- mannered and ill-timed.
7
Very ill-mannered and impertinent I call it!
8
"It's very ill-mannered of you."
9
"I fear you must have thought me very ill-mannered towards my wife yesterday," he said shyly; "and indeed I know I was."