uncourteous造句

• It is the German who is so uncourteous to his verbs .  ( A Scandal in Bohemia )  talk ) 04 : 37, 18 October 2012 ( UTC)
• New York was tolerant of iconoclasts and of people with just the sort of notoriety Ludlow had cultivated .  No amount of eccentricity surprises a New-Yorker, or makes him uncourteous.
• From the grammar of the letter they deduce that the writer is also German ( " " . . only a German is so uncourteous to his verbs . . " " ).
• It is not that the author, whose hair springs up in tightly coiled corkscrews as if he has been plugged into an electrical outlet, is uncourteous or unwilling to respond to questions about himself.
• :I've advised on his talk page that it is uncourteous ( and potentially blockable ) to edit-war on other users'user pages, and that there is no policy prohibiting users from awarding themselves silly medals.
• In the " Suishu " ( " Book of Sui ", Volume 84 ) the Khitan are described as " bellicose in plundering and raiding borders " and " the most uncourteous and arrogant among all barbarians ".
• I wouldn't want to create the impression that we're an unhelpful or uncourteous people, and it's by no means all shop assistants who say this, but there are some things ( and people ) that really could do with a kick up the arse.