1
Never heard of anything so crafty and so impudent in his life.
2
He wrote to his commander-in-chief so impudent an epistle as the annexed:
3
Because it is all about Miss Dolly, and I might seem so impudent.
4
It was so evident, so impudent as to be almost convincing.
5
You cannot be so impudent as to tell me to leave?
6
I thought this so impudent of Scrymgeour that I bade him good-night at once.
7
Pretensions so unfounded, so impudent, and so successful, had aroused a spirit of resistance.
8
What are you so impudent and cool about it for?
9
Are they so impudent as to sue for remission without satisfaction and without penitence?
10
Why wert thou so impudent, thou son of a slave!
11
It was no mistake; he was so impudent as to say he had his orders.
12
I hear the owners are so impudent, that they design to replevin them by law.
13
Was there ever anything so impudent and so inhuman?
14
Very good, but don't be so impudent another time.
15
Those on the ramparts, stung by the insult, rushed out to chastise so impudent a challenge.
16
But he was not so impudent as some.
