Utiliser "impudent" dans une phrase

1. corner so she caught him, and kissed him, and with an impudent face said to him; I have peace offerings with me; This day I have

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2. “When a man sends you an impudent letter, sit right down and give it back to him with interest ten times compounded, and then throw the letters in the waste basket

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3. are impudent children and stiff hearted

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4. the house of Israel are impudent and hardhearted

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5. 14 An honest man is surety for his neighbour, but he who is impudent will forsake him

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6. First the man who seems to have the Spirit exalts himself and wishes to have the first seat and is bold and impudent and talkative and lives in the midst of many luxuries and many other delusions and takes rewards for his prophecy; and if he does not receive rewards he does not prophesy

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7. An impudent grin curved the corners of his lips

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8. His impudent grin was in place again

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9. really present at all, but that the whole thing is merely an impudent

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10. The night before the trip, after nailing up the boxes and putting his clothing into the same suitcase that he had brought when he first came, he narrowed his clam eyes, pointed with a kind of impudent benediction at the stacks of books with which he had endured during his exile, and said to his friends:-

11. The Duke spun on his heals as if to chastise this impudent King,

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12. upon, especially not when there was an impudent strumpet there to back the

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13. Nord jumped up cursing, "Dammit, Lov! I know I said hurt me, but I didn't mean for you to kill me!" The giant elf yelped at the impudent whelp on the ground, spitting blood from his mouth while glaring at his nephew

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14. There is a sentence in the 18th verse of the chapter we are looking at, which ought to be written in letters of gold,� a sentence which ought to silence forever the impudent assertion, which some have dared to make, that the great Apostle of the Gentiles was sometimes content to be a mere teacher of deism or natural theology! We are told in the 18th verse that one thing which arrested the attention of the Athenians was the fact, that St

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15. “What a skunk! Impudent and bother-some,” I thought, trying once again to concentrate on meditation

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16. forced to watch while the impudent crowd of suitors

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17. “ Young Lady, you are an unworthy guest in my house; impudent, rude, lacking in manners, and usurping my authority! ” She was madder than a hissing rattlesnake and twice as dangerous

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18. I remember when I was at the age when people began to call me _Backfisch_, and my mother dressed me in a little scarlet coat with big pearl buttons, and my eyes turned down because I was shy, and my nose turned up because I was impudent, one summer at the seaside with my governess we noticed in our walks a solitary lady of dignified appearance, who spoke to no one, and seemed for ever wrapped in distant and lofty philosophic speculations

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19. loquacious, but, whenoffended, impudent and malicious

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20. "[12]Martín, the clever but impudent servant, is the leading character inthe secondary plot and the

21. Carrie laughed at the impudent look on his face

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22. Because he was a fiend of the worst diseased corrupt sort: a poisoned fat impudent toad, a drunken bum, a filth who only stayed in power long enough to perpetrate this horror of WW2 because MASSES OF UNDEAD hovering around him kept him from being exposed and ousted from power

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23. your breath carefully so that you your breath shall not come impudent

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24. But it was all impudent and careless

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25. excuse me, I should have said impudent on your part," said Raskolnikov

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26. WHAT FOLLOWED WITH THE WITTY AND IMPUDENT ALTISIDORA, ONE OF

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27. The cousin was amazed as well at Sancho's boldness as at the patience of his master, and concluded that the good temper the latter displayed arose from the happiness he felt at having seen his lady Dulcinea, even enchanted as she was; because otherwise the words and language Sancho had addressed to him deserved a thrashing; for indeed he seemed to him to have been rather impudent to his master, to whom he now observed, "I, Senor Don Quixote of La Mancha, look upon the time I have spent in travelling with your worship as very well employed, for I have gained four things in the course of it; the first is that I have made your acquaintance, which I consider great good fortune; the second, that I have learned what the cave of Montesinos contains, together with the transformations of Guadiana and of the lakes of Ruidera; which will be of use to me for the Spanish Ovid that I have in hand; the third, to have discovered the antiquity of cards, that they were in use at least in the time of Charlemagne, as may be inferred from the words you say Durandarte uttered when, at the end of that long spell while Montesinos was talking to him, he woke up and said, 'Patience and shuffle

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28. The impudent servitors, and even the seneschal who came with them, took the duchess to be speaking in earnest, so they removed the

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29. But all his gallantry, wit, and gaiety, all his graces and accomplishments, would have been of little or no avail towards gaining the fortress of my pupil, had not the impudent thief taken the precaution of gaining me over first

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30. unconscionable, and impudent, and I can well believe it from what I have seen of them in other towns

31. FOLLOWED WITH THE WITTY AND IMPUDENT ALTISIDORA, ONE OF THE

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32. While all were, as has been said, observing him, suddenly from among the duennas and handmaidens the impudent and witty Altisidora lifted up her voice and said in pathetic tones:

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33. The duchess was amazed at Altisidora's assurance; she knew that she was bold, lively, and impudent, but not so much so as to venture to make free in this fashion; and not being prepared for the joke, her astonishment was all the greater

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34. The unlucky wight did not speak so low but that Roque overheard him, and drawing his sword almost split his head in two, saying, "That is the way I punish impudent saucy fellows

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35. acquainted with an impudent slut, who chose to live on other people's means--

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36. Those things belonged to the captain! There was certainly something in the nature of the violation of a sanctuary, and of a particularly impudent kind, too, because he got his plunder out of the captain's state-room while the captain was asleep there

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37. "What was I so impudent to Clara for?" He was rather annoyed with himself, at the same time glad

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38. And then, if they were impudent, he said quietly: "Do you mind going on with your work," and stood and watched

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39. "You are an impudent liar!" cried the genius

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40. she is not instantly cured, you may call me an impudent impostor

41. To revert to Mr Bloom who, after his first entry, had been conscious of some impudent mocks which he however had borne with as being the fruits of that age upon which it is commonly charged that it knows not pity

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42. "My land!" she says, breaking in and jumping for him, "you impudent young rascal, to fool a body so—" and was going to hug him, but he fended her off, and says:

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43. "Don t you what ME, you impudent thing—hand out them

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44. "You have accomplished these different crimes with impudent address, but which could only deceive those whose affections for you blinded them

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45. The lassie was conscious of the ill turn she had played, and would have submitted in modesty; but one of the writers’ clerks, an impudent whipper-

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46. Captain Mitchell thought that he had never heard anything so brazenly impudent in his life

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47. A bell rang, some young men, ugly and impudent, and at the same time careful of the impression they were making, hurried by

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48. With a foolish smile Pyotr raised his hat, with its colored band, at the window, in token of farewell; an impudent conductor slammed the door and the latch

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49. I don’t know why, for I always thought that town a mighty pushy, impudent sort of place

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50. Belle carriage driven by an impudent yellow negro

51. She hated the impudent free negroes as much as anyone and her flesh crawled with fury every time she heard their insulting remarks and high-pitched laughter as she went by

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52. forget the impudent black faces in the streets and the blue uniforms of the garrison while

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53. As long as she had Archie beside her, Scarlett had not given Shantytown a thought, because not even the most impudent negro woman dared laugh in her presence

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54. There was a way to deal with that, and I dealt; the more readily for my full vision—on the evidence—of our employer's late clever, good-looking "own" man; impudent, assured, spoiled, depraved

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55. "His having lied and been impudent are, I confess, less engaging specimens than I had hoped to have from you of the outbreak in him of the little natural man

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56. The barber in his shop, which was warmed by a good stove, was shaving a customer and casting a glance from time to time at the enemy, that freezing and impudent street urchin both of whose hands were in his pockets, but whose mind was evidently unsheathed

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57. At the same time, over his childish countenance which was, at once so impudent and so serious, so giddy and so profound, so gay and so heart-breaking, passed all those grimaces of an old man which signify: Ah bah! impossible! My sight is bad! I am dreaming! can this be? no, it is not! but yes! why, no! etc

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58. Yeah, got you! You impudent phantom, look at me!

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59. " Julien near the back door of the conservatory, deep in shadow, laughing: "You're no match for her, you impudent fiend

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60. “That is a fiction—an impudent invention to vex me

61. An odious, little, pert, unnatural, impudent girl

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62. "You are an impudent fellow!" cried Theresa

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63. So the little impudent fellow would waste many an ear in a forenoon; till at last, seizing some longer and plumper one, considerably bigger than himself, and skilfully balancing it, he would set out with it to the woods, like a tiger with a buffalo, by the same zig-zag course and frequent pauses, scratching along with it as if it were too heavy for him and falling all the while, making its fall a diagonal between a perpendicular and horizontal, being determined to put it through at any rate;—a singularly frivolous and whimsical fellow;—and so he would get off with it to where he lived, perhaps carry it to the top of a pine tree forty or fifty rods distant, and I would afterwards find the cobs strewn about the woods in various directions

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64. "You impudent, dishonest child!" they heard her say

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65. "You impudent creature!" she said

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66. The very fact that she never made an impudent answer seemed to Miss Minchin a kind of impudence in itself

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67. Petrovitch began to be more cheerful, partly, perhaps, because this shabby and impudent person had introduced himself as a student

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68. ‘All this is very naïve … excuse me, I should have said impudent on your part,’ said Raskolnikov

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69. I admit that it is an impudent idea (and for that reason a sweet one)

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70. He is stupid and impudent like all practical people

71. Furious at the impudent, shameless cynicism of these last words, a cynicism of which only a woman would have been capable, 1 ran away, deeply insulted

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72. And the impudent young man had the effrontery to put his arm round my shoulder, which was the height of familiarity

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73. Standing in the doorway, he scanned the company, and laughing his prolonged, impudent, malicious chuckle, looked them all boldly in the face

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74. “You see, gentlemen, I couldn't bear the look of him, there was something in him ignoble, impudent, trampling on everything sacred, something sneering and irreverent, loathsome, loathsome

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75. He was impudent, Alyosha,” Ivan said, with a shudder of offense

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76. Another, Vassili Antonoff, could work himself up into anger coolly and collectedly; he had a generally impudent expression, and a sarcastic smile, but he, too, was honest, and a man of his word, and of no little education

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77. As to the ‘former word’ which he declares ‘lighted up the night of his life,’ he is simply an impudent liar; I merely pitied him once

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78. “Eighteen thousand roubles, for me? Why, you declare yourself a fool at once,” she said, with impudent familiarity, as she rose from the sofa and prepared to go

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79. They followed their chief into the salon, however, with a kind of impudent curiosity

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80. Why go into these tedious details? You wish perhaps to boast of the cleverness of your investigation, to cry up your talents as detective? Or perhaps your intention is to excuse Burdovsky, by roving that he took up the matter in ignorance? Well, I consider that extremely impudent on your part! You ought to know that Burdovsky has no need of being excused or justified by you or anyone else! It is an insult! The affair is quite painful enough for him without that

81. What a carriage that was, and where did it come from, eh? I declare, I was base enough to suspect Evgenie at first; but it seems certain that that cannot be the case, and if so, why is she interfering here? That’s the riddle, what does she want? Is it to keep Evgenie to herself? But, my dear fellow, I swear to you, I swear he doesn’t even know her, and as for those bills, why, the whole thing is an invention! And the familiarity of the woman! It’s quite clear we must treat the impudent creature’s attempt with disdain, and redouble our courtesy towards Evgenie

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82. I hate you, Gavrila Ardalionovitch, solely (this may seem curious to you, but I repeat)—solely because you are the type, and incarnation, and head, and crown of the most impudent, the most self-satisfied, the most vulgar and detestable form of commonplaceness

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83. As to the evidence of eye-witnesses, in these days people prefer impudent lies to the stories of men of worth and long service

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84. I was attracted by his good qualities; but when the fellow declares that he was a child in 1812, and had his left leg cut off, and buried in the Vagarkoff cemetery, in Moscow, such a cock-and-bull story amounts to disrespect, my dear sir, to—to impudent exaggeration

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