How to use "rude" in a sentence

And those who hope that the Negro needed to blow off steam and will now be content will have a rude awakening if the nation returns to business as usual

Inside the pub it is small and dark, and the barman is rude and suspicious, but Gerry has to agree that the view from the terrace is more than spectacular

She didn't know how Cham could afford it, but he was always so kind and generous - it would be rude to ask

Then, pretending to know them well, she asked her victims rude questions in her loud American voice.

By the way, dear, you were rather rude to him

They were fat, rude women like herself

I was very rude after lunch.' The note was not signed, but I knew it was from de Winter.

'You were not rude,' I said

'Forgive me if I've asked you a lot of rude questions, my dear

'I don't want to be rude, but I am very tired

He was not just very energetic, but also extremely rude and bossy

'It is a rather rude question I know, but I am concerned.'

'I don't think it's rude at all

'That night I did not tell my wife about the strange face and the rude woman, but I did tell her that people were now living in the cottage.

So for the meantime it is going to be the local bus with its dirty seats, unpleasant passengers, and rude conductors..

His reply was very rude