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churlish sentence examples

  • However, when dangercon announced that the farber fund would be the official convention charity, it seemed a bit churlish not to go.
  • Churlish to complain about the software.
  • So it seems almost churlish to quibble about a name.
  • Still, for a mere 50 quid it seems churlish to complain about the software.
  • Churlish disposition, and little recks to find the way to heaven by doing deeds of hospitality.
  • Churlish to criticize such a worthy volume for offering too much, but do walkers really need so much detailed data?
  • Thought it was rather churlish of him to desert his fellows.
  • It feels churlish that i usually make my excuses.
  • A small, churlish voice to suit a small, churlish man.
  • Churlish to deny the free offer.
  • Considering it was probably the last time we will ever get to hear him play, perhaps it seems a little churlish to complain.
  • I didn't want to sound churlish on his page.
  • Churlish question.
  • Churlish not to acknowledge that progress has been made.
  • Then again i wouldn't be so churlish as to oppose the scots or welsh having a bank holiday on their national day.
  • I'm reluctant to slay this sacred cow because it looks plain churlish, but somebody has to call it.
  • Churlish to refuse the offer of a sample.
  • It would have been very churlish not to be in it.
  • Churlish to suggest that this was anyone's fault.
  • That said, it would be somewhat churlish to vote against additional moneys for the good cause that we have being hearing about.

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