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Meanings of appear discourteous in English

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Usage of appear discourteous in English
1
If I appear discourteous, kindly recall that it was none of my doing.
Midnight
2
There has been no option but to accept the schedule, otherwise they will appear discourteous or ungrateful.
Independent.ie
3
Greatly flattered by your invitation, I hope, Gentlemen, that my answer to it may not appear discourteous to you.
Letters of Franz Liszt -- Volume 2 / from Rome to the End
4
Lally was diffident about his professional talents, which on occasion could make him appear discourteous when trying to shrug off his many fans.
The Guardian
5
You, at least, will understand my position-thatI have some reason-Itis not that I wish to appear discourteous, even after this morning.
Out of the Primitive
6
At the risk of appearing discourteous, Mrs. Parker, I shall have to ask you to excuse me this morning.
The Pride of Palomar
7
'I am sorry to appear discourteous, Mrs Ford, but I cannot go without Ogden.'
The Little Nugget
8
'Without wishing to appear discourteous,' said Lord Durwent, 'I think my daughter is right.
The Parts Men Play
9
"I am sorry to appear discourteous, Mr Maplestone, but I have no choice."
The Lady of the Basement Flat
10
"I have every hope of success," said Bruslart, "but I am going to appear discourteous, Monsieur Barrington.
The Light That Lures
11
"If I have appeared discourteous, please believe that in my heart I have always fully appreciated your goodness-andthat of your father."
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