Meanings of seem discourteous in English

But that would be going to the opposite extreme, and might seem discourteous-toher hostess.

I did not wish to seem discourteous, which is the reason I welcome you in person.

To do so would seem discourteous.

I didn't mean to seem discourteous.

I had looked in her direction, lest I might seem discourteous to some acquaintance; but this was a stranger.

This departure may seem discourteous, but then Miss Greeby liked to be treated like a comrade and without ceremony.

She says that this may " seem discourteous to older people, who expect you to ask rather than tell."

Forgive me, lady, that for one moment I have seemed discourteous.

I saw my name down to reply, and it seemed discourteous of me not to speak.

Please forgive me if I have seemed discourteous.

Haste seemed discourteous to the memory of Freud, but he would want the best for the service.

He was walking erect, and it seemed discourteous not to go and thank him for all his hard toil.

You must forgive me if I seemed discourteous....

"Doesn't it seem discourteous to ignore him as you did?"

Her whole supple person turned eel-like, and she glided quickly, but not the least bruskly, from him; the latter might have seemed discourteous.

It seems discourteous to the Irish people, who are proud of her achievements, that she would not wait until returning home before revealing her intentions.