ungraciousness

IPA: ʌngrˈeɪʃʌsnʌs

Examples of "ungraciousness" in Sentences

Yet reluctantly, it seemed; with a kind of ungraciousness hard to explain.
Secondly, this supposed ungraciousness on the part of Cheney is an outright untruth.
Well, you're certainly doing your part to provoke Obama supporters into ungraciousness.
How someone thinks that her pathetics acts of ungraciousness will somehow benefit women in the future is beyond me.
Lady Margaret parted from her with her accustomed ungraciousness, and Miss Bennet, because in her presence, in a manner scarcely less displeasing.
The blank ungraciousness of this astounded me, until I simply IMed a dozen artists in a gallery where I was showing and suggested that we all put our show location in Picks.
After a while he died and she came back: but she had learnt wantonness and ungraciousness from the people of Cairo; 598 so she visited thee four times and at last brought her younger sister.
From her own files, for instance, Almond recounts the story of a mother driven to distraction by the incivility and ungraciousness of her beautiful teenage daughter, who treated her mother's serious illness with scorn.
He passed the day in dispensing justice among the folk, bidding to graciousness and forbidding ungraciousness and appointing to place and displacing, till day-end, when the Divan broke up, after the goodliest fashion, and all the troops withdrew and each went his own way.