Rudeness

The ice cream that’s made in adversity is the most rare and tasty of all. If I was an ice cream flavor, I would be rocky road, a scrumptious chocolate ice cream mixed with marshmallows and nuts. Rocky road was invented during the Great Depression, a terrible disaster. Amidst all the hardship, rocky road emerged as an American favorite. At first glance, rocky road may resemble typical chocolate ice cream, just like I may seem like a normal girl. I’m a shy, quiet introvert who loves to read and…

utterly rude and disrespectful, and seems to have none of the manners he preaches to everyone. His rudeness, especially his misogyny and disrespect towards Eliza, is never confronted by anyone, much like Iago’s lies; he refers to Eliza as a “squashed cabbage leaf” (Shaw, Act I) and constantly mocks Eliza’s expression of “Ah-ah-ah-ow-ow-ow-oo” (Shaw, Act I, Act V). This is perhaps because, despite his rudeness being genuine, it comes across as comical. Even with his obvious lack of manners, he…

problematic to cultures more used to a diplomatic approach to communication in line. Champaign speaking is admired and being frank is viewed as a sign of respect to the person you are the transaction with. This candor can sometimes be the mistake as rudeness when encountered by cultures which place delicacy and tactfulness at the forefront of business fundamental…

"The Taming of the Shrew” by William Shakespeare is a sexist play on how to tame a woman.In the play,there are many sexist remarks and feminist criticism that comes into effect from the beginning to the end of the play.Many times throughout this play, language is used to show that women are degraded by men. Bianca and Kate were two sisters who were the focus of the suitors interests throughout the play.Petruccio and Lurencio initially win Kate and Bianca over but it takes “taming" and…

example violates “Article Nine” of “Human Rights”. The forced exile or detention from their homes was very uncalled for, the Germans or Hungarians just marched in and told all the Jews to get packed up and leave. The second example of the degrading rudeness the Jews were shown is on page 36, a violation of “Article 17”. The Jews were forced to strip down and wear old clothes other prisoners…

"my landlord—the solitary neighbor that I shall be troubled with" (Brontë 1) ______________________________________________________________________________ The novel's introductory quote gives a concise and vague, yet proper description of the narrator's (Mr. Lockwood's) proprietor Heathcliff. Heathcliff's troublesome behaviors, despite his dissociation with others, define him best. For example, Heathcliff is rude to most creatures: after kicking his dog, he insists his dog is accustomed to…

abusive to Delia. Sykes was something else alright, because he was a bully to Delia in a unique way. For example, when he brought the the rattlesnake in the house to freak out Delia, though he knew how much she hated snakes. Delia took all of his rudeness, beatings, and lazy ways. She had the right to make her own decision to leave Sykes on the bed after the snake bite, after all he did bring the snake himself to the house. He looked for his death and it wasn’t Delia’s fault. She was not going…

From the beginning of the poem the suitors were never respectful to Odysseus’ home. They took over his household for the sole purpose of marrying Penelope for her royal status. In Ithaka the government was most likely a matriarchy. A matriarchy is a government ruled by women, this means that Penelope had the power and Odysseus was given his power from Penelope. Marrying Penelope would give the suitors the status Odysseus once had. Other than just disrespect to the house the suitors also showed…

the sinking of the Titanic was the crew workers and the wireless operators fault. Yes many might think that Captain Smith is at fault since he is said to run everything, but it was the workers poor actions that led to the demise of the Titanic. The rudeness of the radio operators on the Titanic turned the Californian away, workers ignored many important warnings, and a crew worker who steered the wheel turned…

The artist of The Art Critic, Norman Rockwell, depicts the human flaw of always focusing on the details and neglecting the rest of the picture. In this specific artwork, a young artist is studying a locket on a painting of a lady who seems surprised by his attention. There are three men as a painting on his right side looking as if they are jealous or concerned about what he is doing with the magnify glass. These are the few things that can be seen from the first glance of the painting. The…