- the king.
Jefferson later described the king's
reception of the men as "
ungracious."
According to Adams's grandson,
George III
turned his back on both in...
-
company brought in
another writer,'
again quite similar to the
equally ungracious treatment that he
received in the
Remains of the Day situation. He concludes...
- look, as if
unimpressed by her. She
described his
personality as ugly,
ungracious, and "very disagreeable",
adding that he "r****ed of alcohol". Calment...
- said that
Witte was
forced to
resign by the emperor).
Nicholas was not
ungracious to
Witte and an
Imperial Rescript was
published on 22
April creating Witte...
- any
other Senator; but
whenever he did
anything for me, it was done so
ungraciously that the
concession tended to
anger rather than please." Harrison's selections...
- it. Disciplined.
Demanding and
persistent in his demands. A
somewhat ungracious and not
sufficiently sympathetic person.
Rather stubborn.
Painfully proud...
-
apologised to
McNally in
private and in public,
admitting that he had been "
ungracious". Corden,
James (2011). May I Have Your Attention, Please?: The Autobiography...
- trader, and a bigamist,
although at the late hour of 1828 it was
perhaps ungracious to
bring it up. Jackson's
campaigners fired back by
claiming that while...
-
preaching Socialism. He
stammered a
little at all times, and now,
finding the
ungracious words literally stick in his throat, sat down,
leaving the remonstrance...
- inventor. He was
recruited by Vox to spy on
Alastor in the hotel, but was
ungraciously fired after being found out.
Charlie offers him a
second chance, and...
