Sweet argues persuasively that, 'just as the tradesmen and nouveau riche merchants become stereotypical figures of vulgarity', so the towns they inhabited were labelled as impolite.
These are often but not invariably impolite.
Some patients shared insights that people reacted poorly not out of maliciousness, but from their own discomfort and beliefs that they might be intrusive or impolite.
Impolite, inconsiderate supervision may not be a major contributing factor to psychiatric disorders at least when relational justice is not extremely low.
If e-mail messages were brief because of a fairly low proficiency level on the part of a student, this might be misinterpreted pragmatically as being impolite or a threat.
On the average, about a third of the respondents indicated that inspection officials were unfriendly or impolite, introduced artificial complications, explicitly or implicitly asked for bribes, or were incompetent.
How do we keep your foreign language without being impolite or inhospitable to the public, our host in the theatre?
In the analyzed instructions, they seem to be one of the basic forms and by no means impolite.
