Examples of using Impudence in English and their translations into Swedish
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When it's you that holds the majority. Even so, that you should have to tolerate such impudence.
But an author addressed in this way would perhaps- since the impudence of such people goes far- answer as follows:“Ponder your words carefully!
These Louis XV style seats have the impudence to present an amazing mix of luxurious look,
Clerics who put forward claims of this sort will be severely punished for their impudence.
social order and has the impudence to dispute the wisdom of those whom he ought to know are his superiors in society.".
who would rather confess the truth and mount the scaffold for it than confound the enemy's power by the impudence of a lie.
for the writer admits that it is an impudence in him to discourse on a virtue in which he is so conspicuously lacking.
much as I value the impudence and hypocrisy of my son-in-law.
also had the impudence to say in 1999- according to all the European ambassadors we had won because there was a very large absolute majority- on the morning of the vote,
We think that it borders on impudence to ask Kosovo's elected president,
Despite his impudence, Laxman was granted lavish Western-style living quarters;
To explain the impudence with which our friend Ure palms off the grossest falsehoods upon the English public,
yet far from impudence and overboldness, wakeful,
wonder what on earth this common little cottager had the impudence to be doing under their very noses.
bred in brothels with the rough spirit of the gauchos- impudence, utter shamelessness,
Now Stefan Lofven has the irresponsibility, the impudence and the audacity to wish to continue governing Sweden"at the price that is necessary"
military occupation forces and blatantly blackmails Serbia, while at the same time incriminating and condemning the Serbian community in Kosovo and Serbia itself with insulting impudence.
Such impudence!
What impudence!
Oh, the impudence!