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Examples for "rudeness"
Examples for "rudeness"
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I know, I know-asa Christian, I shouldn't return rudeness for rudeness.
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The rudeness of the style in which they lived painfully impressed him.
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I spoke with studied politeness; my idea was to rebuke his rudeness.
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Her rudeness to Mr. Pratt was only part of the general parcel.
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For heaven's sake! Von Arpels was brisk to the point of rudeness.
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Such views belong to the uneducated crudity and superficiality of naïve thinking.
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Of course, such a sketch must have an inevitable crudity of effect.
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And yet at moments no one blurts things out with such crudity.
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Or they will rebel, reaching out in exaggerated behavior and macho crudity.
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He is forced to listen, perhaps, to an exhibition of tedious crudity.
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It was the raw primitiveness of the concept which appealed to her.
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Besides its low situation and its primitiveness, Hebron has a third peculiarity.
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Nat said you'd be horrified by our primitiveness-butI knew better!
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In a dozen ways he could see her primitiveness, her kinship to the wilderness.
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He liked its quaintness, the primitiveness of the farmer-fisherman neighbors, he liked the sea.
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I can assure you that our primitivism is not wholly external.
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I immediately thought it was a work of Italian primitivism.
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Cubists confronting primitivism early in the 20th century and so on and so on.
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There was a puritan primitivism to it all, following the excesses of the 80s.
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That's what Edenism was supposed to be about, to lift us above this primitivism.
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There is something particularly obnoxious about the latest revelation of gaucheness in high places.
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While his political essays tend to gaucheness, his travel accounts provide many amusing moments.
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The goal itself had, after all, revealed gaucheness in City.
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If anything, it is only Rodgers' old lyrics that betray the gaucheness of youth.
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His gaucheness is sometimes endearing, and sometimes close to rude.
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Sometimes a great deal of crudeness is expressed with a certain subtlety.
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It seemed hysterical and overwrought in places-itgives the effect of crudeness.
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It belongs to the crudeness, and ignorance, and superstition of barbaric times.
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The crudeness of some epitaphs gives them a grotesque touch of realism.
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It smacked of crudeness, and he had an epicurean distaste for crudeness.
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I shall not attempt to tone down the crudeness of Hungerford's language.
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He was a coarse and vulgar oaf much given to crudeness and violence.
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Without art, the crudeness of reality would make the world unbearable.
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In short, for all her crudeness, Aileen Butler was a definite force personally.
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First of all, remember that while affectation is odious, crudeness must be overcome.
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The crudeness and the unrefinement in feature are not necessary accompaniments of color.
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There was an unbearable poignancy in the toy's small, pathetic crudeness.
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There is much the same showiness; a similar curious mixture of crudeness and luxury.
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That acclaim has, however, drawn attention to the film's crudeness.
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Jaina blinked, stunned at the crudeness of the words coming from one so cultured.
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His gesture seemed to deprecate the crudeness of the allusion.
