Disrespectful [adjective]

Workers often restrained students after they were disrespectful or profane and when there was no stated safety concern.

Wolfe said that was meant as a show of team unity by the Ravens, not a disrespectful gesture toward the Titans.

Borrowers have a moral duty to fulfill their loan agreements, the philosopher Immanuel Kant argued, because reneging on promises is disrespectful to oneself and others.

He also has been outspoken against athletes kneeling during the national anthem, saying in an interview with Sports Illustrated in 2016 that it is “disrespectful” and questioning the “sincerity” of quarterback Colin Kaepernick.

But he found the comrade of his youth an altered man, unreasonable, obstinate and disrespectful even before the public eye.

The shop officer has repeatedly warned me against my disrespectful and surly manner.

Impossible to be so disrespectful to the Field Marshal or so inconsiderate to their department as to reject the soft impeachment.

It would, indeed, be disrespectful in the listener not to pay intelligent heed to the discourses which emanate from the pulpit.

The old Scots knight next attacked the watchmaker with the same disrespectful familiarity.

But he had answered her with disrespectful words; and hence had arisen an actual breach between her and poor Miriam's husband.