Meanings of seem ungracious in English

It may seem ungracious, but I must take you to task seriously.

Brewer was regarding him, and he felt that his silence must seem ungracious.

My words may seem ungracious, but they are for your good and mine.

I wish--Will he not seem ungracious to declare his preferences so soon?

To these remarks I must make equally playful replies, or seem ungracious to them.

Put it down to intolerable provocation. It had the effect of making Cathy seem ungracious.

His silence and enigmatic gaze upon her moved her to a fluttered fear lest she seem ungracious.

Sylvia saw an opportunity to emerge with an appearance of ease from a silence that might seem ungracious.

He was condemned to seem ungracious.

Sirrah, I have entertained much speech of both yourself and your brother, because I would not seem ungracious nor forgetful.

It is too much, and yet a man cannot refuse the gift of his friend and not seem ungracious, can he?

For one thing-althoughthe remark may seem ungracious and invidious-manyminds, not always of the highest force, are absorbed and intoxicated by languages.

She did not in the least want them, yet she could think of no excuse for refusing them admission that would not seem ungracious.

It seemed ungracious to condemn it for its intervention, but the point stood.

At last it seemed ungracious to stay away any longer, and I went.

And then, because that seemed ungracious, he said, "You interested in submarines?"