Examples of using Impudence in English and their translations into Arabic
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Forgive my impudence.
Such impudence is unlike Miki.
You will pay for this impudence.
Ηe had the impudence to pull away from me.
You're whitewashing your impudence now?
Such impudence must support a mighty appetite.
The man has impudence!
Such impudence, Your Highness. If I could only reach him.
Shut them up! Show no mercy to impudence!
Come, come, Mr. Impudence. I know your wicked ways.
You have made error.- We will review your impudence later.
Forgive my impudence, Cardinal, but I doubt the King requires your advice in this matter.
Why, he don't mean no impudence, do you, boy?
Of course, you need to earn everything, but do not give them much impudence.
This is the most contemptible bit of impudence I have ever encountered.
Meanwhile we have to stand here cooling our heels, I suppose, eh? Confounded impudence.
Anything beyond a flat looks like impudence in a man who can't keep his wife.
I care not what you and that greasy capon have cooked up,but put an end to this impudence against me.
Having committed all these crimes, Armenia finds the impudence to justify its policy and mislead the international community.
This impudence towards fundamental international norms must not remain unpunished if we are to build a harmonious, law-abiding world community.
Today, that girl at the neurologist had the impudence to ask me.
Despite the impudence and injustice of this request, which is unprecedented in the dealings of the United Nations with States, we responded to the initiative of the Secretary-General, reached agreement with him and allowed the team which he had established to visit all those sites.
Let's go home at once, Mary,and tell Mr Bennet the impudence of the man.
The woman has a death wish,and I would let her die of her impudence if I didn't find her presence in my bedchamber such a necessity.
News agencies reported that the Syrian Defence Minister had also criticized the United States for what hedescribed as its weakness in dealing with Mr. Netanyahu's“impudence” and its inability to get the peace process restarted.
In 1877, John Ruskin derided Nocturne in Black and Gold: The Falling Rocket after the artist, James McNeill Whistler, showed it at Grosvenor Gallery:“I have seen, and heard,much of Cockney impudence before now; but never expected to hear a coxcomb ask two hundred guineas for flinging a pot of paint in the public's face.” This criticism provoked Whistler into suing the critic for libel.