1
Oil giants will be forced to change their indecent behavior, he said.
2
Seven students were charged with indecent exposure after a game last year.
3
Stop stemming! but you don't know the Spanish words for indecent exposure.
4
They were being questioned about indecent images of children on the Internet.
5
Saint Augustine ridiculed one of the Roman gods in grossly indecent language.
1
Bull, stop growling; you are very impolite; the gentleman is in distress.
2
And, being police, you're totally used to being considered rude and impolite.
3
Jack gathered that the question was an impolite one, by Armenian standards.
4
I decided it was too impolite not to respond and stepped forward.
5
Marta found the young woman's insistence both unusual and bordering on impolite.
1
And have it said that I won by treachery, with an unchivalrous attack?
2
The inflated state of the unchivalrous middle, denominated Manchester, terrified him.
3
Every time I thumped your brother's shield, I felt unchivalrous.
4
I have never read such unchivalrous sentiments in my life-froma man, I mean.
5
Such a bad pupil, Monsieur!-sothankless, cold-hearted, unchivalrous, unforgiving!
1
Simply being alive at that moment seemed, in some indefinable way, ungentlemanly.
2
This one was fishing under the bridge and he was most ungentlemanly.
3
He then is so ungentlemanly as to threaten her with corporal punishment.
4
What he was doing, he told himself, was extremely ungentlemanly, horribly underbred.
5
One by-law runs: 'All profane, vulgar, or ungentlemanly talk shall be discountenanced.'
6
It's offensive, I tell you: a downright offensive, ungentlemanly thing to do!
7
There was not a sign of ungentlemanly hurry in any part of it.
8
He came on here, and behaved in a most offensive and ungentlemanly way.
9
To begin with, your father has abused me in a most ungentlemanly manner.
10
Governor Morgan Lewis speaks of the proceedings openly as disgraceful, illiberal, and ungentlemanly.
11
The most ungentlemanly thing a man can do is to swear.
12
The boy's face burned, but he gave no heed to their ungentlemanly remarks.
13
Yet, please don't infer, sir, that he has ever been ungentlemanly.
14
If you don't know any better, let me tell you it's very ungentlemanly.
15
I did; and I thought it damned ungentlemanly in him.
16
It is a common intruder, and of course has the name of being ungentlemanly.
