| Please spare us any more of your bad manners, chutzpah, irony and hypocrisy! |
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| Following the herd, as the media advise, would lead me to applaud childish petulance, crudity, and bad manners. |
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| I agree with Eugene that this is a case of bad manners rather than anything more serious. |
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| It was considered the height of bad manners not to offer your tobacco around. |
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| The Prime Minister who yesterday lectured us on the growth of bad manners dished it out to the old-time union chiefs and Old Labour dinosaurs. |
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| They have bad manners, contempt for authority and no respect for older people. |
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| Peter Bowles as Judith's novelist husband best catches the acidulous tone of Coward's comedy of bad manners. |
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| It is bad manners to push a new relationship on your friends and very bad manners to bad-mouth the aggrieved party. |
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| Noise, drunkenness, bad manners, rude and discourteous conduct and reckless driving will all raise their ugly heads, whatever we do. |
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| It is considered a sign of bad manners to ask a woman her age, almost as if she were obliged to reveal a shameful secret. |
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| Sometimes you are intolerant to someone in your family, or someone with bad manners at the table etc. |
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| The hot topic on everyone's lips right now is good versus bad manners. |
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| He wasn't pleased that I called him an empty suit and wrote back to tell me that he would continue to call out these people for their bad manners. |
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| He doesn't seem to mind that to shout abusively at someone on a one-to-one basis, for no other reason than they disagree with what he's saying, is bad manners. |
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| Fibbing is bad manners under most circumstances, but a potential quagmire with the media. |
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| In the working world, bad writing is not only bad manners, it is bad business. |
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| Of course, taking without asking is simpler, but it seems like bad manners. |
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| In a shared pool, butterfly strikes me as plain bad manners. |
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| I have no words to express how sorry I am for my bad manners. |
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| Katie Bruton, 22, from Birmingham, is no stranger to bad manners. |
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| A handshake that is too firm is also considered a sign of bad manners. |
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| It is bad manners to argue too much with someone who has given you a lift. |
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| In my book, that constitutes bad manners and is just not cricket! |
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| I don't think putting your elbows on the table is bad manners any more. |
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| People who don't do this should get penalty points for bad manners. |
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| Amid the groves of academe, entrenched in the ivy covered tranquil buildings, there lurks more politics, latent hostility and simply bad manners than one can imagine. |
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| This was the same fairy who had appeared to her sister, but she was now disguised as a princess in order to see how far this girl's bad manners would go. |
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| No government should be forgiven bad manners and inappropriate behaviour. |
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| The survey found that some teachers at primary and secondary schools denigrated or humiliated some children on account of their low grades or bad manners. |
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| It did not matter if I did it with good or bad manners, laughing or shouting, speaking or doing things, the important thing was to tell about the way I lived. |
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| Bad manners are the outward sign of a seriously selfish individual. |
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