1
The situation was so glorious, the house so commonplace, not to say impertinent.
2
It is, Sir; if you don't happen to be quiet; if you get into a rage, or say impertinent things.
3
I thank you for your good intentions toward me and my family, though your coming is inopportune, not to say impertinent.
4
On the landing, however, outside her bedroom, she turned and said : "Don't, please, say impertinent things to me again!"
5
Mrs. Leslie had said impertinent things to her about Ferdinand Lopez, and she had snubbed Mrs. Leslie.
6
And then, he had been saying impertinent things to me for a long time: 'You are ugly!
7
Rather queer; and I would have said impertinent had they been any others than Confederates fighting for us, who, of course, are privileged people.
8
"I'm not going to sit still while you say impertinent things to me," he said with dignity.
9
"She has been very disagreeable, indeed, not to say impertinent, and I shall not bear it any longer."
10
"When I say impertinent, I mean not pertinent, or bearing upon any subject that I intend to discuss with him."