Insolent example sentences

Related (5): impertinent, disrespectful, rude, audacious, presumptuous

in·so·lent

adjective

insolent (adjective)

  - showing a rude and arrogant lack of respect:

Synonyms

impertinent, impudent, cheeky, unmannerly, rude, impolite, uncivil, discourteous, disrespectful, insubordinate, contemptuous, presumptuous, audacious, bold, brazen, brash, pert, forward, insulting, abusive, offensive, fresh, flip, cocky, lippy, saucy, sassy, nervy, contumelious, malapert, mannerless, polite

"Insolent" Example Sentences

1. The insolent child refused to apologize for his rude behavior.
2. His insolent attitude towards authority figures often got him into trouble.
3. The rude and insolent remarks from the audience disrupted the speaker's presentation.
4. She was taken aback by his insolent request for a raise only a week into his job.
5. The customer's insolent tone caused the sales associate to lose her patience.
6. The teenager's parents were worried about his insolent behavior towards them.
7. The politician's insolent dismissal of his opponent's ideas did not sit well with the voters.
8. The teacher reprimanded the student for his insolent interruption in class.
9. Even after being fired, he continued to send insolent emails to his former boss.
10. The waiter's insolent behavior towards the customers resulted in a complaint to the manager.
11. The employee's insolent behavior towards his colleagues was not tolerated in the workplace.
12. Her insolent remarks about her supervisor got her into trouble with the HR department.
13. The critic's insolent comments about the artist's work caused quite a stir in the art world.
14. The coach punished the player for his insolent attitude towards the team captain.
15. The salesman's insolent demeanor caused the potential customer to leave the store.
16. The judge was not amused by the defendant's insolent remarks in the courtroom.
17. The manager was disappointed by the employee's insolent refusal to follow company policy.
18. The customer's insolent demand for a discount was met with a firm no from the store owner.
19. The professor was offended by the student's insolent questioning of his credentials.
20. The nurse was appalled by the patient's insolent behavior towards her.
21. The diplomat's insolent behavior at the conference upset his fellow diplomats.
22. The waiter's insolent manner towards the elderly couple ruined their dining experience.
23. The student's insolent behavior towards the substitute teacher resulted in a suspension.
24. The lawyer warned his client not to speak in an insolent manner to the judge.
25. The athlete was kicked off the team for his insolent treatment of his coach.
26. The customer's insolent comments towards the cashier were overheard by the store manager.
27. The employee's insolent behavior towards her supervisor resulted in a write-up.
28. The parent was frustrated by her child's insolent demands for expensive toys.
29. The customer's insolent tone towards the call center representative caused the call to be terminated.
30. The student's insolent response to the teacher's question earned him a detention.

Common Phases

1. "Don't you dare speak to me in such an insolent tone; you know better than that."
2. "I won't tolerate your insolent behavior in this classroom; you're here to learn, not disrupt."
3. "His insolent remarks towards the referee resulted in a yellow card; he needs to show more respect on the field."
4. "The boss was taken aback by the employee's insolent disregard for company policies; disciplinary action was taken."
5. "The guest's insolent demands for special treatment were not met; everyone is treated equally at this hotel."
6. "The teenager's insolent attitude towards his parents led to a heated argument; he needs to learn to respect authority."

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