irreverents

It’s irreverent for a man not to take his hat off in church.

she is irreverent about the whole business of politics.

He employs an irreverent humour to salt his observation.

She employed an irreverent humor to salt her observation.

an irreverent attitude towards authority

an irreverent sense of humor

an irreverent comment about the boss

an irreverent joke during a serious meeting

an irreverent response to a question

an irreverent tone in the conversation

an irreverent gesture at a formal event

an irreverent remark in a somber setting

an irreverent behavior towards tradition

an irreverent approach to a serious topic

I therefore decided that I would be a grade-one thinker. I was irreverent at the best of times.

That would simply be trying to coerce God, and would be foolish and useless, as well as irreverent.

It would be most unsuitable—almost irreverent.

But it were irreverent to describe that revelation.

'Worm, how often have I corrected you for irreverent speaking'?

He was sort of irreverent, really open-minded, but also very rigorous.

She's depicted as an irreverent rebel with ties to the artistic community.

We decided to be irreverent to this idea that only lawyers can impact the courts.

" No, I will not, " answered Rose bluntly, much displeased by the irreverent and audacious question.

Like the irreverent Elizabeth Bennet of Pride and Prejudice, whose devotion to her sisters' love lives blinds her to a clumsy suitor.