impudently

They have come down to us from what we impudently call the lower animals.

"What I am doing here is none of your business," he said impudently.

His voice was pleasant, but he smiled at her impudently.

She impudently rode back and forth in front of them several times, then turned.

I will not allow myself to be impudently cheated out of my rights in this way.

Impudently, he folded his arms just below this little plaque.

He had blue eyes which glanced impudently from his grimy face.

He smiled at me almost impudently, wiping the grease from his mouth.

You have questioned an order I gave and the deputation which came to me so impudently has not left!

In answer, the crow impudently thrust out a sharp black tongue.

Something in Scott's appearance seemed to surprise him, for he stared impudently without speaking.

They would impudently ask us if we would not like to have them for our masters.

He grinned impudently at her, and she shook her head.

"So they might as well give their silver to us as not," a third put in, impudently.

"I hunger for the opportunity to repay my debt," he said impudently.

"At least, as you say, I had a winter's lodging for it," he said impudently.

"And it doesn't matter what I say to you here, anyway," he continued, impudently.

"It takes one to know one," he had remarked impudently.

But he wrote, "The show as a whole is boisterously and impudently likable."

His eyes smiled impudently up at her, and her lips tightened.

Impudently he handed the empty chains to his sister.

"The same place you got yours," she answered impudently.

His eyes roved over her impudently as he spoke.

It was his turn to shake his head, ears tilted impudently.

He was, however, not known for his diplomatic demeanour, and acted impudently on occasion.