impertinent

IPA: ɪmpˈɝtʌnʌnt

Examples of "impertinent" in Sentences

But how malicious and impertinent is this creature to talk to me in such
On the latest, Mr.A. J. Duffield's, it would be in every sense of the word impertinent in me to offer an opinion here.
Belfield, with great indignation, demanded what he meant by the term impertinent fellow; and Sir Robert yet more insolently repeated it:
True; and how much more impertinent is it to give your advice when you can know nothing about the truth, and admit you could not inquire into it.
Elinor gently remonstrated with him on the meanness and absurdity of such conduct; but he silenced what he termed her impertinent interference in matters which did not concern her.
The word impertinent has appeared in 12 New York Times articles in the past year, including on May 4 in "Hermès Is Selling Its Stake in Gaultier's Fashion House," by Suzy Menkes and David Jolly:
Charles Collins is to be married at Christmas. all the friends who once so highly esteemd & loved him, have now but one opinion of his character — that he is equally vain impertinent cold-hearted & selfish.
How immensely impertinent is the prejudice that forbids so natural a use of money! why should the better half of a man's actions be always under the dominion of some prescriptive slavery; 'Tis hideous to think of.