Significados de so uncivil en inglés

It would be so uncivil, even an Englishman would not say it.

I was afraid you might be so uncivil as to desert me.

There is nothing so uncivil at times as to be cuttingly polite.

The mans said he never saw so uncivil a gentleman in his life.

Shall I be so uncivil as to hold back?

I hope they ain't so uncivil to us.

And why was that other man so uncivil to me;-theman who was the lord's gamekeeper?

The same woman who had been so uncivil to Richard, had watched and seen them go out together.

Forgive me for being so uncivil.

The truth is so uncivil.

It is very odd you should be so uncivil to the child in her presence, and so ecstatic now!

Your honor understands that I could hardly be so uncivil as to say to him, 'No, you can't sit down.'

I was so uncivil!

Our quarters at the khan became more uncomfortable; the people were so uncivil they would hardly give us cold water without grumbling.

"That needn't make him so uncivil," said Rose, poutingly, "for if it comes to that you're the LANDLORD," she added triumphantly.

-What ,willyou force me?-no-givemeanother Glass, I scorn to be so uncivil to be forced, my service to you, Sir-this shan't do, Sir.