uncivil

But it did not mean she had to be uncivil.

It would be uncivil to go off without a word.

"Would you think me uncivil if I continued with it?"

If he was uncivil, nothing and no one could stop her from walking out the door again.

Perhaps I had been uncivil, but it was clearly in the name of the greater good.

Then he realized how uncivil that was and simply sat again.

"You will not be so uncivil as hand me back my gift."

I was most uncivil, and she set me properly to rights.

One thing is clear, however: the uncivil participants are driving away the civil ones.

She didn't like to leave him there, but it seemed uncivil to say anything.

Has anyone ever taken those uncivil liberties about you in print?

And if they offer one uncivil word, spank them both.

For the most part, the hearing was free of uncivil outbursts.

And it's not because our leader is so patently uncivil himself.

"What's uncivil is you coming around here and bothering me," he said.

"And no doubt he was thereafter twice as uncivil to you?"

Do you expect me to be so uncivil as no' to speak with her when we meet?"

"I do not remember a time, even during the 60's, when there was such uncivil discourse," he said.

However, for quite a while, women sometimes suffered uncivil behavior from their male classmates.

At the very least, no one was alleged to have acted in an uncivil manner.

On a human level, the Mayor's response was uncivil.

That's an ugly and uncivil process, but it's also, under the circumstances, the best way to serve the public interest.

Truly I meant not to say one uncivil thing to you!'

Men cannot enjoy the rights of an uncivil and of a civil state together.

"I won't be so uncivil as to argue that point."