Quote by A&E Kirk

“The vulgar might laugh at the Foreign Office, but there was no doubt it taught you how to deal with difficult people.”

— William Somerset Maugham

“I suppose he represented the worst of what rural life can do to a man: he was racist, uneducated, and badly in need of…

— Reif Larsen

“I wanted to tell him I saw the exact same things he did, that this country was a lot for anyone to take, but…

— Roxane Gay

“Not as much as it bothers me that you just grabbed me without even trying to warn me first. If you’re trying to undo…

— Jennifer Silverwood

“Never had he been subjected to such rude treatment. How long could it last? How long, he wondered, could he abide it?”

— William Steig

“He gave us the rude number one with lots of emphasis and then came after us.”

— Dean Koontz

“That sounds like a pretty good place I said for something to say.' So much of what he said required no response, but if…

— Mary Miller

“Such an impolite person. He is honest with everyone.”

— Ljupka Cvetanova

“When you’re in another country, remember to do as the locals do, since it is your ways that may seem strange of offensive to…

— Tracey Wilen

“He scoffed and started pacing again. 'Please, America, you've said and done so many things, I'm surprised you can even be embarrassed anymore.”

— Kiera Cass

“He laughed at that, which was good. I needed him to understand who was in charge, but didn’t want to beat him down too…

— Barry Eisler

“The Guy let out a grunt of what was clearly resentment, mingled with please-fuck-offness.”

— Eve Dangerfield