ingrate

Well, they had been ingrates, all of them, himself included.

Is this discrimination against single people like me, or am I just an ingrate?

He left his wife, and he's kind to Polish ingrates.

And now he was paying the price; his own son had turned out to be an ingrate, too.

"After all you've done for me, I'd be an ingrate not to help you out."

It would have made him look generous, and her like the little ingrate that she was.

He did the king good service, and only an ingrate would speak ill of it.

"It can quickly turn against him if he's perceived as an ingrate."

"Not if I have the strength to be an ingrate," he said.

"Not to be an ingrate, but where the hell is this place?"

He felt like a gross ingrate and a potential murderer.

Then, use the hundreds of dollars saved on those ingrates and take your mother with you instead.

"I know there are no advantages to trying to help a bunch of ingrates like you!"

I know you're not an ingrate like everyone in the building says.'

If I sound like an ingrate, so be it.

"And that makes you the biggest ingrate I've ever met.

I feel an ingrate when I think of all he has done for us.

What an ingrate she was, not to trust him.

I, who gave those tenured ingrates a 30 percent pay hike!

We of the Second Race are not ingrates and you have served me well.

You are a liar, an ingrate, a spy for the opposition.

"They haven't called on me for years - the ingrates!"

There is a king that is a fool and an ingrate.

Thats those ingrates on the other side of the pond."

Each ingrate who receives a thousand dollars as a present is actually a thief.