Sentences with phrase «inconsiderate about»

Not exact matches

That makes Arsenal a taker and not a giver.Get rid of that inconsiderate, self centered and Mr know it all AW.The boards doesn't care about the fans all they care about is their pocket.As for me, i will not renwe my ticket until i see quality signing and not some bunch of kids

When someone posted a picture of a Jewish TV celebrity breastfeeding on the subway, it prompted a hot Twitter debate about whether breastfeeding in public is inconsiderate.

Which is why so many of us are critical of DovBear's posts and tweets about how selfish and inconsiderate public breastfeeding is, even though he would never approach a nursing mom and challenge her.

I was trying to get something off the top of the hutch (which I'm too short to reach without a whole lot of effort... and my husband forgets about my height disadvantage because he is an inconsiderate tall person).

Thanks to a courageous, thoughtful, and competent town board concerned more about quality of life for the entire East End than lining the pockets of a few inconsiderate out - of - towners, we are very close to enacting reasonable restrictions on the noisiest helicopters and other commuter aircraft who come and go 24/7 at East Hampton Airport.

It's inconsiderate to speak in such general terms about autoimmune disease.

The same is applicable to guys who think they will be getting some freebies by complaining to Help Desk about non-existing problems or expecting from our administrators to police your relationships, and punish users who were not nice to you (maybe in response to something rude or inconsiderate that you said?).

Episode 3 sticks to the essentials: pie - fucker Jim (Jason Biggs) and band geek Michelle (Alyson Hannigan), who are about to get married, the ever hilariously inconsiderate Stifler (Seann William Scott) and man - about - town Finch (Eddie Kaye Thomas).

Why would anyone praise a fictional film about soulless, inconsiderate, selfish people?

Hutcherson then joined up in one of the evening's best sketches about three inconsiderate medical assistants at an animal hospital.

What is it about that staple of law practice, the conference call, that makes «normally well - behaved people forget all their manners and start acting in the most inconsiderate fashion?»

In criminal practice, I suspect there could be wider application, and indeed in any situation where the lawyer is concerned about another party (intemperate ex-spouses perhaps, or an inconsiderate government) intercepting communications.

According to a recent survey by Robert Half International, the top professional «technology etiquette sins» reported by human resource managers are being inconsiderate to others by taking calls anytime on a smartphone, venting on bad things about the workplace on social networking sites, using instant - messaging shorthand, and constantly pestering others using technology.