1
This was the gross ingratitude exhibited by Bedden and his people.
2
It would be gross ingratitude indeed if I did not.
3
He had built a farmers' club, to which the farmers, in gross ingratitude, had never gone.
4
In Africa this is held to arise from the bad character of the spirits; their gross ingratitude and fickleness.
5
It was bad enough to be a thief, but to this he had added deception, falsehood, and gross ingratitude.
6
Ferdinand was polite, but selfish and cold; nor can this calculating prince ever be vindicated from the stain of gross ingratitude.
7
He behaved shamefully ill; he repaid their hospitality with gross ingratitude; other details and facts regarding his conduct also became known to me.
8
But he died soon afterwards, at the close of 1749, and after his death his sons were treated with gross ingratitude and neglect.
9
Senator Alcorn felt, therefore, that in taking sides against him and in favor of Ames in 1873 Mr. Bruce was guilty of gross ingratitude.