Examples of 'never rude' in a sentence

Meaning of "never rude"

never rude: Describes a person who consistently demonstrates polite behavior and shows respect to others. It signifies the absence of impoliteness or disrespect in interactions

How to use "never rude" in a sentence

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never rude
One must be firm but never rude.
He was never rude and never lost his temper.
And you are never rude.
They were never rude nor condescending to me.
A master Barista is never rude.
Never rude or crude at all.
But he is never rude.
It is never rude or selfish . or conceited.
Unblock contract I am never rude again.
It is never rude or selfish.
We are direct and honest to each other, but never rude and disrespectful.
This love is never rude and never seeks its own way.
It would be rude to not say hello . And you are never rude.
He was never rude to Robert now.
But they did not say it out loud -- for Negroes are practically never rude to white people.

See also

Because I am never rude to the same lady twice.
But most importantly, he is never rude.
It is never rude or selfish . It does not take offense and is not resentful.
She was perfectly nice to me and was never rude or disrespectful, but she 'd withdrawn.
I was never rude to you, I never touched you.
He was never noisy, never rude.
A gentleman is never rude except on purpose - I can honestly be nasty sober, believe you me.
I raised you to be silly, Jenny, but never rude.
He's never rude to people around you.
Strange, perhaps, but never rude.
Batman's never rude to a lady, but you're no lady.
Oh, that was not very nice . I was never rude to you!
He was never rude or aggressive to me . ”.
You're never rude.
He 's never rude.

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