So you see, I have absolutely no need for those ill-mannered intellectuals.

The coolie and lower class are an ignorant, repulsive and ill-mannered people.

This Henry does not mind his children out of their chairs, ill-mannered.

Still, to do him justice, the lad is neither ill-looking nor ill-mannered.

How many ill-mannered sots could there be at one bloody house party?

All altercations, loud talking and noisy laughter are doubly ill-mannered in a ball-room.

And she knew the duchess had not meant to be ill-mannered.

It may be polished, scholarly, cultured; or, coarse, ignorant and ill-mannered.

It must have seemed ill-mannered to have flown by like that.

Champagne not properly chilled is brusque and ill-mannered and clamorous in its release.

I have met many women equally ill-mannered, and without her excuse.

Instead of a worthy and learned scholar, he found a dull ill-mannered peasant.

She recalled with malicious satisfaction her ill-mannered remark to Lionel Tarrant.

I am ready to ask pardon, if I have been ill-mannered.

I remembered the ill-mannered gusto with which Novus licked his plate.

She thinks me but a boy, and a somewhat ill-mannered one.