But he could also be rude, aloof, brooding, and difficult.
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He's sarcastic; he's a little devious; he can be rude.
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I'm not meaning to be rude and disrespectful at all.
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Would it be rude to ask her if she is?
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I'm not implying anyone in particular because that'd be rude.
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Don't be rude and don't go looking for a fight.
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It doesn't mean that you should be rude or demeaning.
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Yes. Would it be rude, and honestly kind of petty?
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But I fear it's conditioning my daughter to be rude.
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You&aposre right and you have a right to be rude.
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I don't mean to be rude, but crap in, crap out.
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"I didn't want to be rude," he said, with a laugh.
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I can't change my phone number because that would be rude.
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Enveloped in her upholstered cocoon, it would be rude to refuse.
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"You don't go to the office to be rude," she said.
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Would it be rude to help him cut these apron strings?
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Don't be rude and never make someone clean up your mess.
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Not to be rude, but I think just... there's a lot there.
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Not to be rude, but someone's not telling the truth about that.
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I don't mean to be rude but what, exactly, is a Dodger?
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It pushed me to be rude towards anyone who stared at me.
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You're at a festival enjoying it, we're there working—don't be rude.
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The first rule of being a houseguest: Don't be rude and gross.
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No, they wanted me to just go around and be rude to people.
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"I find it really rude, and I will be rude back," she said.
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Because we were punks and, not to be rude, we were against hippies.
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It's not enough to say rudeness is unprofessional, so therefore don't be rude.
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I do not inform her that there is no need to be rude.
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"I don't want to be rude, but I don't want to interrupt," she said.
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But the woman did say what she did, and then continued to be rude.
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People can be rude and weird, but they can also be kind and funny.
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Not to be rude, but if the email below is legit, it is unsatisfactory.
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"Don't be rude," Trump retorted, passing over Acosta for Breitbart News's Matthew Boyle instead.
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Said he didn't mean to be rude, but he'd seen me walk by twice.
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Not meaning to be rude, but I've always been really intrigued by your books.
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But I thought, I don't want to be rude and alienate this potential contact.
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We laugh, not meaning to be rude, but the question strikes us as absurd.
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I told him it wasn't a pity-pat because I didn't want to be rude.
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It would be rude to dismiss each others' hobbies simply because the other doesn't understand.
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Aries can be rude and bossy, but they don't actually take pleasure in breaking hearts.
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And we're not even going to mention Trending Topicgate here, because that would be rude.
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It would be rude for you to ghost them in-person and not say hello.
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The crowd erupted in cheers before Bieber clarified that he didn't mean to be rude.
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"Don't see how people can be rude to people they don't even know," she wrote.
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Fussed over by a stranger, he might mumble or blush, but he wouldn't be rude.
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Not to be rude here, but could you please lay out your credentials a bit?
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Are you doing it out of guilt, or are you just afraid to be rude?
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When you're speaking to men online, it's easier for them to be rude to you.
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"He's playing the game to be rude and bully people," 249ers cornerback Richard Sherman said.
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QUESTION: Mr. President-elect, can you say... TRUMP: He's asking a question, don't be rude.
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It can be rude and cause drama to refuse, so people just bloat their following list.
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We could lower it again by using a forward-revenue denominator, but let's not be rude.
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Then your boss sent a friend request, and it would be rude to reject it, right?
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I don't want to be rude, but I would not feel comfortable going on this vacation.
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My husband asked me if it would be rude to ask to see the whole thing.
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It doesn't matter what the situation is, if you're my fans don't be rude to anybody.
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"I don't mean to be rude but could you not talk now?" one student told another.
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But if everyone thought about email in the same way, what I'm suggesting wouldn't be rude.
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" Unlike a movie's charismatic leads, character actors could be "rude, violent, ironic, mean, brutal and mocking.
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Someone spent money to buy this food, and it would be rude not to have some.
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" Haulter simply responded, "[I] don't see how people can be rude to people they don't even know.
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I lowered my eyes and quietly obeyed his orders, not wanting to be rude to an adult.
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Staff and gym goers may be rude and disrespectful to them, especially if they are going alone.
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"I don't want to be rude, but I don't want to interrupt," she said after the match.
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And that's when I said, 'Guys, I don't want to be rude; you're guests in my home.
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And not only can she be rude, but she can detect you being rude and react accordingly.
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And if they don't feel you respect them, they'll be rude to you when you've done nothing.
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And not to be rude, but it seems as if that's just a bra, like, no shirt.
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I think that would be rude and ruin the show for me and everyone else around us.
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"In my opinion, it would be rude to tell the customer, 'Don't eat them raw,'" she said.
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Someone took the time to make this food, and it would be rude not to have some.
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It doesn't matter what the situation is, if you're my fans don't be rude to anybody, please.
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As a Smithsonian essay pointed out, New Yorkers might not be rude, so much as overly familiar.
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Some parents worry that if their kids are rude to Alexa they'll be rude to humans, too.
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" Wouldn't it be "rude" to come to Mr Trump's city and say, "I am staying at your competitor?
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I'm feeling it would be rude to make it her fault by asking why she didn't correct me.
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She didn't speak with anyone, not to be rude, but she was just so concentrated on her work.
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It was a huge, huge lesson – never be rude no matter how tired you are; always be gracious!
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Yael: I don't mean to be rude, but I think this episode could have used some Kor Adana.
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There's no need to be rude, I say to the man in the packed hall at passport control.
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As a senior doctor, to be rude to a medical student or a resident is to fall short of being the teacher you hoped to be; to be rude to a patient or a family member is probably to fail as the physician and human being you thought you were.
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Another said, "Paid £70 to see Justin Bieber to come out, mime and be rude to everyone for screaming."
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Instead, they had to go to the private suites to mingle with fans, who could be rude and ungracious.
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Blogs were a refreshing novelty in the rapidly constricting world of print because they were allowed to be rude.
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Not to be rude, but the people who use this service aren't the most intelligent people to begin with.
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I wasn't trying to be rude, but I'm a New Yorker; I couldn't help but make a skeptical face.
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" — Suzie Elliott, 66, Upper West Side "You know how to be rude and polite all at the same time.
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"Still, if someone cooks it for me, I'd eat it, because it would be rude not to," she added.
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" Young women are told, the author argues: "Don't be difficult, don't be selfish, don't be inconvenient, don't be rude.
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Anything that would be rude to talk about at a dinner table, Mars will have your back in addressing.
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You could call it a game of blind luck, but that would be rude because Shearon is also legally blind.
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She had an old-fashioned notion of hospitality; I couldn't be rude to people who shared the room with her.
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"Hey, you do you, let me be me – no need to be rude or tear someone else down," she says.
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They had had some intimations: they knew he could be rude, and they even knew he could be psychologically cruel.
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"I don't want to be rude about it, but most of Don's pictures from that day are crap," Murray continued.
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I do not want to be rude to anyone, but I do not want to be asked about Donald Trump.
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By hiding evidence of toxicity and shutting down ways for players to be rude, there is less rudeness on display.
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What is the social and business protocol when you want to stay healthy but you don't want to be rude?
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He was inconsiderate, he could be rude and snappish, but his staff loved him and he never held a grudge.
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K., Lonnie, I don't wanna be rude, but I don't think there should be a black museum just for black people.
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"We don't mean to be rude but we bet that your glass cupboard is pretty boring," the product description politely explains.
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And I hate to say that, I don't mean to be rude, but it's very unrealistic in a lot of ways.
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That's especially helpful if a close friend won't shut up on Snapchat, but it'd be rude to cut them out entirely.
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And the pseudogeometrical figures, reminiscent of drawings in paperback explications of Einsteinian space-time, seemed—not to be rude—quite nutty.
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Would it be rude to go to the house after the buyer has moved in and offer to buy it back?
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As far as likability, I don't think that I have more than most people but I try not to be rude.
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In China, people don't just come up to you in the street and talk to you because that would be rude.
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Tweeting insults often earns people the label of troll — but those people have a First Amendment right to be rude online.
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Certainly, all access to the artist came to flow through Mr. Thomas, who could be rude in defending his boss's privacy.
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She smiled and said, 'Just because that woman's determined to be rude, doesn't mean she can keep me from being polite.
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I don't want to be rude — you are all great — but I didn't really expect that I would be sitting here.
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"So many times, our society is taught, 'Don't look, don't stare and don't ask — that would be rude,'" Ms. Stroker said.
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Anecdotal reports of Alexa "teaching" children to be rude (by not requiring that they say "please" and "thank you") are also common.
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Stop staringJust because your companion's face happens to be "changing into a multitude of different forms" is no reason to be rude.
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We reviewing the photos we took, trying to cackle silently as to not disturb any Parisians on the train and be rude.
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"The pound is pretty mortally damaged....I can't be rude enough about (BOE governor Mark) Carney," Odey said, but did not elaborate.
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"The Chrysler managers considered their German colleagues to be rude, but according to German understanding they were simply being direct," Kremer said.
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"Alexa, shut up," she barked, then looked a little sheepish and asked me if it was O.K. to be rude to her.
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The whole point of a middle finger is to be rude and rageful, so Trump's crassness is exactly what his supporters crave.
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In order to do that, Brandes asked that their friends talk about Wiley, despite some believing it may be rude or awkward.
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Mr. Marron's podcast throws two American impulses into conflict: We don't want to be rude, and we don't want to be wrong.
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If you jaywalk, if you do anything that seems to be rude in public space, then again, your credit score goes down.
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I share my bed because I have to and also it would be rude for my partner to sleep on the floor.
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Not wanting to be rude or assaulted, neither physically nor verbally, women engage with our harassers just as long as we have to.
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Yes I was in the corridor of the theater, because I thought it would be rude if I barged into your dressing room.
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On Saturday, Swedish media reported that Academy member Per Wastberg had said that if Dylan remained silent, it would be "rude and arrogant".
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Imagine you're in a boring meeting with a lot of people: in real life it would be rude to walk out the door.
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If the other party wants to talk about something else, it would be rude to stubbornly insist on only talking about one thing.
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Of course, that doesn't give you permission to be rude in your refusal to do the things you know make your partner anxious.
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When I got a Facebook account in 22013 he found me again and, not wanting to be rude, I accepted his friend request.
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I don't have it in my heart to be rude, mean, cruel, unkind to any person on the planet, let alone an animal.
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"From birth, we are told not to be rude, or bossy, or difficult and above all, not to be a bitch," she wrote.
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But now he says that it would be rude not to invite him, given that's he's going to the White House in March.
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Bombino accepted it, not wanting to be rude, but after two days he mustered the courage to trade it in for a guitar.
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KS: I can't imagine ... I don't mean to be rude to gay men, but I don't think they're very interested in lesbian issues. Right?
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Some folks love saying that they aren't trying to be rude by pointing out someone is plus size; they're just concerned for others' health.
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I knew forcing more food into my already-unstable stomach was a bad idea, but I'm British, and we don't like to be rude.
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It would be rude to say no to strong, ejaculatory orgasms, so I took myself down to my local clinic to try it out.
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I immediately took a screenshot, then put my phone away because I was at a backyard BBQ and I didn't want to be rude.
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Prosecutors could also assert that the busboy assented to Spacey's advances because he was simply embarrassed or didn't wish to be rude or impolite.
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Mason: No sir, I don't want to be rude, I just wanted you to have a chance to answer the question I asked you.
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I don't mean to be rude because I love Canada, but I was, like, really bothered and scared by how boring you can be!
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" The Girl Scouts said that its advice on opting out of hugs was not meant to be portrayed as a "license to be rude.
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I know people aren't trying to be rude, hurtful or dismissive, and that usually they just haven't been exposed to conversations around gender nonconformity.
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Tonight, they're not going to be rude and leave the table with their phones whenever they get a text alert or an incoming call.
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For men, playing "charming assholes" is about balancing what could be rude on a page with the "love, warmth, and affection" that makes them likable.
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Another is that you eat what is in front of you — it would be rude to reach toward someone else to take a choice bite.
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"I'm trying to get stronger so I can be her best friend, so she doesn't have to be rude to me all day," he explains.
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Those people are going to be rude to me regardless of what I do, so I should just try and be happy with what I am.
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"I've never been the type to just be rude or mean to other quarterbacks," Roethlisberger said while coming off the field after a full team workout.
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Though this was clearly the quick work of a careless prankster, it's a good reminder that it's never okay to be rude to fast food employees.
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OK, maybe barking at Alexa in those situations would still be rude—which is likely why Amazon is releasing these glasses in limited quantities to start.
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I did the same with this shirt: got the burgundy one, then the yellow, then thought, Well, it would be rude not to get the others.
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I arrived late, we were interviewing this guy, and I was late, and I didn't want to be rude, so I stood outside the conference room.
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Or a light-hearted joke that in context might appear to be rude—it's a nice little human thing, and that's something the bot doesn't get yet.
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"It actually was taken out of context but u don't need to be rude and say insulting things back when I wasn't calling anyone out," Kramer wrote.
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Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, who was not at Thursday's hearing, told CNN's Suzanne Malveaux that while Trump may be "rude and crude," that's not a crime.
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"If it was a crime to be rude and crude and a bull in a china shop, he'd get a life sentence, but it's not," Graham said.
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Don't get me wrong, I could throw back a cold one or two and still handle these dudes, but I'm not going to, that would be rude.
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Would it be rude for me to thank them for the chocolates, but suggest they find something other than high-caloric food for my birthday next year?
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" One potential suitor, after ending their chat abruptly, came back to apologize — he didn't mean to be rude, it's just that he didn't like "African-American girls.
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"I'm a Minnesota person so I don't want to be rude, but I'm not a fan," Ms. Carley, a 47-year-old-teacher, said of Mr. Trump.
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President Trump doesn't need to be rude when and if he makes his case for better European border security and handling of the Islamic refugee/migrant issue.
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All politics," Anderson replied, "You don't even know the half of It. It would be rude to all Seattle fans what they told me and my agent.
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It's like, 'He kept asking, so I finally said yes,' or 'I didn't want to be rude,' or 'He wouldn't leave so I just did so he would.
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I think at that moment, that was for our Series A, so it was like two months after we launched the company ... KS: So you couldn't be rude.
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"In my opinion, it would be rude to tell the customer, 'Don't eat them raw,'" Lu told The New York Times regarding why the centipedes were sold alive.
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You might call this the Neville Chamberlain feint, after the man who was the British prime minister as the Nazis rose to power, but that would be rude.
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Seeing other passengers be rude to a flight attendant came in at a significant 56 percent on the annoyance scale, followed by taking off smelly shoes (45 percent).
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You might call this the Neville Chamberlain feint, after the man who was the British prime minister who was infamous for appeasing Nazi aggression, but that would be rude.
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She blames being fired on not taking the job seriously and has joked that she would purposely be rude to callers when answering phones for ABC's flagship morning show.
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So because people don't want to be rude, some store their password on their phone or computer so they don't have to keep re-entering it for each purchase.
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Apparently Comey really didn't want to attend—in what became an ongoing effort to maintain independence from the White House—but ultimately thought it'd be rude if he bailed.
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FC: Andre Drummond Referring to a 23-year-old who just made an All-Star team and led his team to the playoffs as a disappointment would be rude.
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I don't mean to be rude, but like, stop treating him like he's a juvenile and like oh my goodness, this poor hoodie-cladden boy; it's so hard for him.
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And not to be rude, but couldn't this year's Nobel Prize discovery, esoteric and at-present without application according to a New York Times report, have waited a year or two?
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My word could he be rude, as the poor contestants tried to dance flamenco or do magic tricks or make a pot on a wheel, all against the clock of course.
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I'm tempted to just go straight to bed, but I think that would be rude, so I stay up reading on the couch for about an hour before I tuck in.
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I say this not to be rude, but if someone can record their album themselves, what do you think they get out of signing with Polyvinyl, or any label, in 25?
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It's not that Lively doesn't like style, or that she wanted to be rude — but she was one of the honorees at the luncheon because of her work to fight child pornography.
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You're not trying to be rude—the teacher might even be lecturing about something interesting; that isn't stopping gravity from pulling your head to the ground faster than a pile of bricks.
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Explaining the symbolism contained within his deadly weapons, he said to me, "I don't want to be rude, but it's like a man's…" He trails off, leaving me to finish the thought.
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Trump told Mason, who has a reputation as a generally mild-mannered correspondent and was recently president of the White House Correspondents Association (WHCA), not to be "rude" in a scolding tone.
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I know nothing about cars, my closet is full of dresses, and the only straight man I regularly talk to is my girlfriend's roommate (because, you know, I don't want to be rude).
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Whether it was a wilful idealism or just not wanting to be rude to a guest, my more cynical theories were rebuffed in favor of focusing on the possibilities of the music itself.
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It's a series that clearly recognizes most sex work is geared towards men, who can be rude, violent, or just generally disrespectful, and that's not something that's worth looking at with rose colored glasses.
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The interview went uninterrupted until, in the middle of our interview, the bros decided to head out — clearly they had places to be but didn't want to be rude and leave without saying goodbye.
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I think it would be rude to leave before the meeting is over even though I'm not attending, so I wait to catch up on the key points with my boss before heading home.
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We open on Ellaria and Yara on their way to King's Landing, doing some heavy flirting (+353 each), drinking (+5 each), and making out in front of Theon, I guess just to be rude.
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" – On his goals, to Women's Wear Daily, September 2011 "It's not hard to be a good boyfriend, you just have to be sweet and loving and caring and don't be rude to your girl.
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I debate ordering but know it would be rude if I didn't order enough for everyone (like 30 people) and I honestly am not trying to spread that bread on everyone else's cookie fortune.
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I really-, I really think that the world has changed in ways, and I don't want to be rude to you, but in ways that people our age find increasingly difficult to-, to comprehend.
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"The fact that they can be rude and short with each [other] and they can boss each other around is actually what reveals their love for each other and trust for each other," she said.
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" Playing down the heckles during a speech that focused on the EU accession talks which Serbia hopes to complete by 2019, Mogherini later told reporters: "It is not nice to be rude to a lady!
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Sherma insists that he isn't trying to be rude and doesn't dislike kids (although he'd probably dislike having to clean a bowl of hot curry off the carpet after one of them collided with a waiter).
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If you start chatting with your Ethiopian cabdriver, it can be rude to ask a lot of questions about Addis Ababa or the Great Rift Valley — he probably wants to be perceived as American, not Ethiopian.
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"I don't want to be rude — you are all great — but I didn't expect I'd be sitting here," said Ledecka, who has never graced the podium on the World Cup circuit as she has split her time with her snowboarding career.
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Tied directly to this is the recognizable fact that many of us have consented to undesired sex simply because we felt like it would be rude or hurtful to do otherwise—as is the case with the story's protagonist, Margot.
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They can't choose or not choose to have a disability or a mental illness or even their race, but things people can choose to do is not to be rude and cruel to people over things they have no control over.
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These courtroom decisions do not necessarily mean that people can be rude to police officers with impunity, or that people would feel safe doing so, especially since police officers have used deadly force against unarmed people and avoided facing charges.
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SANDERS: My question is, and I don't mean to be rude, but if you — do you think that if your family had not made hundreds of thousands of dollars in contributions to the Republican Party that you would be sitting here today?
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You're like, "OK, I've seen this type of scene where the bouncer has to be rude to people," but with Judd's touch, it goes a little bit longer, and you find out that this bouncer hates that he has to do this.
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An essay about Brexit, grievances, and blame, "On Rudeness," parses the individual and political implications of a disagreement between Cusk and an airport employee, who shouts at and picks on travelers at passport control:
There's no need to be rude, I say.
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"I've understood that by buying and selling items, I can live an abundant life, and that's worth more to me than $80,000 at a finance firm, working for a boss I don't like who's going to be rude to me," Meyer says.
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Duterte has bristled repeatedly at criticism over his "war on drugs", which has killed about 2,400 people since he took office two months ago, and on Monday said it would be "rude" for Obama to raise the question of human rights when they met.
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Unlike gathered plants, whose proceeds are "not subject to any strict conventions on sharing," hunted meat is very carefully distributed according to protocol, and the people who eat the meat that is given to them go to great trouble to be rude about it.
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I would like to say I snuggled my son and did not give your email one single thought, but that would not be true, and it would also be rude, even though it is a state of mind to which many of us aspire.
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After the meeting, and after receiving some encouragement for his view that China would put pressure on a North Korea threatening nuclear war, Trump shifted once more, asking rhetorically why he would be rude to China on currency manipulation when it was assisting him on North Korea.
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"We didn't want to be seen to be rude or too weird about it, but we do actually get a lot of people who think we're the U.S. ABC News, so it's awesome that Dan found a way to reach out to the ultimate influencer on Twitter."
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Help Kids Listen to Their Intuition and Act on It "We tend to emphasize manners to kids, but when they are in a situation where they're starting to feel uncomfortable, they often don't feel they have the power to be rude and leave," Dr. Mogel said.
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He trains himself not to say "cool," because it's improper; when he makes small talk, he asks about people's interests because asking about their professions is gauche; he lets himself get scammed by a sketchy guy at a gas station because he doesn't want to be rude.
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Gottsman says it's rude to be constantly on your phone while with extended company, even if it's to document and publicize the event (unless, of course, you're an influencer who is getting paid by the host to do so, and then it would be rude not to).
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It was, like, wait, how do you have that apartment, and nobody really knows, and you don't want to ask and be rude, so I think we're in an extreme moment of that for sure, because of the wealth and equality and because there's just like obscenely rich people.
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If you've ever waited three hours for your food at a restaurant, only to be served the wrong thing and have your waiter be rude or unhelpful when you point that out, you've probably gone straight to Yelp to warn others and make yourself feel a little better.
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Asked what he thought about the U.S. presidential election, Bharara referred to recent comments a Supreme Court justice made in a series of media interviews lambasting presumptive Republican nominee Donald Trump: "I think it would be rude for me to get ahead of Ruth Bader Ginsburg on that."
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We have experienced this shift to the cool and casual by some students who feel entitled to be rude in class and out: aggressive questioning; challenges to one's extensive experience; checking cellphones in class; absences with no explanation or apology; and astoundingly inadequate writing skills at the graduate level.
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"I truly believe that if you walk by every makeup counter or every makeup store, they do have all the precautions to keep it clean, but there&aposs only so much you can do because people are out there being, not to be rude, but a bit disgusting," said Garcia.
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You are instructed to turn your phone off, and so it is an hour or two hours where you get into a story in a way that you can't anymore when you're watching television or even in a movie theater, because you can be rude like that in the movie theater.
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How scary: Scarier than the 2017 adaptation of Stephen King's It, but not as scary as the prospect of reading all 1,200 pages of Stephen King's It. Karyn Kusama's 20083 SXSW stand-out The Invitation is about what happens when you know something is seriously awry at a dinner party, but you really don't want to be rude.
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And like all the best wrestling villains — or "heels" — Donald Trump is a vivacious, magnetic speaker unafraid to be rude to his opponents; there was even a heelish consistency to his style at early debates, when he actively courted conflict with the moderator, Megyn Kelly, and occasionally paused to let the crowds boo him before shouting back over them.
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Pence actually interrupted Kaine a lot, but his interjections were punchy (often an aspirated "no!" intended to deprive the former Virginia governor a clean sound bite) while Kaine's frequent attempts to be heard were of the whiny it's-my-turn-to-talk variety which had many viewers (and a focus group convened by GOP pollster Frank Luntz) judging Kaine to be rude. 3.
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"He was like the type of guy that, if you didn't gibe with him, he'd be rude, he'd use his money to get things, he'd have six girls around the table and he'd sit back and laugh at them like a pig, he was super misogynistic," says the friend, who asked that her comments not be attributed to her for fear of reprisals.
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