discourteously

• “Had Ferrari not behaved so discourteously, Moss would have taken his place the following year in a dominant team alongside Ascari, who would win nine grands prix in a row as he collected two consecutive world titles.”

  The Guardian: A walk down memory lane reminds us of Ferrari's snub to Stirling Moss | Richard Williams

• “Your paranoia has discourteously cost another translator two days.”

  Caution is good, but trust is better « Musings from an overworked translator

• “The question is whether the boys acted discourteously, not whether they had a right to do so.”

  The Volokh Conspiracy » Disagreement Need Not Equal Discourtesy

• “Cries went up from the crowd, which pushed and shoved discourteously at the circle of players.”

  Fictionaut: A Corridor in the Asylum

• “Sumi sure had nerve, speaking to her clients discourteously.”

  Simon & Schuster: Pure Paradise

• “He said Sire Galan had spoken up when this cataphract eyed him, saying he wondered why he gazed so discourteously.”

  Simon & Schuster: Wildfire

• “A question asked once too often and I reply discourteously to someone who does not perhaps notice the subtle rudeness of my reply.”

  His Banner Over Me is Love

• “Link alas, my love, you do me wrong, to cast me off discourteously ....”

  make me a beast half as brave

• ““And I was carrying thee discourteously to a distance from thy habitation?” said Shafton, imagining he had found out the source of her grief.”

  The Monastery

• “Amazing Grace, you do me wrong to treat me thus discourteously”

  Amazing Grace, you do me wrong to treat me thus discourteously

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