Примеры uncouth

• Another decried the protesters' ' uncouth behaviour ' and their ' spitting and cursing ' (p. 144).

• The uncouth and unsanitary sparrow lived in any available cavity, furnishing its filthy and unsightly ' ' lodgings ' ' and ' 'tenements ' ' with ' ' any rubbish.

• These rebels - uncouth, brutal, difficult to grasp and hard to sympathise with - are unlikely to attract analyses that seek to understand the sources of their grievances.

• But in recent centuries prestige turned into ignominy as early inhabitants were now perceived by villagers as uncouth savages from an age before proper humans appeared on the scene.

• A challenge was a polite response to an uncouth word or act, which had degraded gentlemanly courtesy, and offered the only means to restore this courtesy.

• Lack of compassion is at the base of many journalistic problems with privacy, uncouth methods and similar complaints.

• If they were uncouth, the savagery of their surroundings ought to have part of the blame.

• We should be absolutely uncouth if we ignored it.

• It was described in 1625 as being an uncouth word.

• But it opened up for me, an uncouth 11-year-old, a totally unexplored, unknown world.

• Miners have often been blamed for being uncouth.

• I know how rough and uncouth seamen can be, but they are generous to a fault and delightful people with whom to work.

• The mere fact that its supporters greet each other with uncouth gesture of holding the right fist in the air of course has nothing to do with the matter.

• If such behaviour goes unchecked, it encourages people to think of more uncouth and wicked ways of behaving to get more thrills next time than they did last time.

• During the early evening children are subjected to bad language and uncouth behaviour by their heroes, while the really nasty programmes are kept for later at night.