| But, by and large, the discourteousness has not been reciprocated. |
| This is one of the great crimes of our culture today, the discourteousness and bad language that seems almost standard in interpersonal interactions. |
| Following the norms of discourteousness, the world would never give you more than you deserve and sometimes you might be even denied of your rightful share. |
| However, the discourteousness of this e-mail really shocked me and turned me off. |
| The university has a standard of zero-tolerance for rudeness, unprofessional behavior and discourteousness on the part of employees toward those the university serves. |
| At the same time, Gawain is aware that giving in to her temptations would be an extreme act of discourteousness and disloyalty towards his host, Sir Bertilak de Hautdesert. |
