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(91) When he shows up, they will hardly be able to contain their displeasure at his rudeness.

(92) Or did Mr Lawson simply let his natural rudeness get the better of his judgment?

(93) In spite of his rudeness, there's a lot of good in him.

(94) Not surprisingly, the rebellious streak in his nature surfaced, and he started to behave with studied rudeness.

(95) The party that became notorious in the 1980s for bombing embassies and kidnapping foreigners is now preaching against rudeness.

(96) Mary's response to the crisis, and the apparent rudeness of her eldest is one of quiet confidence.

(97) Bonds irritates many writers because of his rudeness, and he turns off some fans with his refusal to sign autographs.

(98) Here, more than elsewhere in Soho, the atmosphere was tough and testing, with rudeness and wit the norm.

(99) She apologizes for her rudeness, but can not stop laughing.

(100) Rudeness is his chief shortcoming.

(101) Rudeness! No, a big, fat, slimy(sentencedict.com), drippy...

(102) To wink at rudeness in children is not sensible.

(103) I am mazed at his rudeness.

(104) His remarks bordered on rudeness.

(105) Bill made amends to Tom for rudeness.

(106) I'll skip over your rudeness.

(107) I was rather nettled by his rudeness.

(108) I was incensed by her rudeness.

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(109) I was astonished at his rudeness.

(110) Harry's rudeness to everyone was becoming hard to take.

(111) What some people take for rudeness is really straightforwardness.

(112) A ban on grumpiness , gossiping, mini-skirts and rudeness is what the doctor orders to improve patient care in Serbia's hospitals, according to new rules issued by the country's Health Ministry.

(113) Among the habits which children should shun are slovenliness, rudeness, laziness, lying, stealing and slandering.

(114) Other unfavorable characteristics include: bad communication skills, rudeness, ungratefulness and self-centeredness.

(115) Her manner of speaking is direct to the point of rudeness.

(116) His rudeness is inexcusable.

(117) That does not mean that you should speak in rudeness or belligerence.

(118) I must offer him an apology for my rudeness last night.

(119) I am a tourist from the mainland. I am here to express my indignation with the Hong Kong tour guide for her rudeness!

(120) Snow-White and Rose-Red were by now used to his rudeness and did not expect thanks for their help.