My Master does not treat his servants churlishly;

这位主慷慨对待祂的仆人；

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But if the Lebanese authorities have been behaving churlishly, their citizens have proved admirably level-headed.

ECONOMIST: Lebanon, after the Israelis left

Churlishly, The Economist has pointed out that one or two things (earthquakes aside) still require Mr Blair's attention.

ECONOMIST: An editorial for the new era

When Mr Clinton did impressive things outmanoeuvring the Republicans on the budget, brokering the Middle East peace talks the papers seemed to report them churlishly, still hoping for more sex.

ECONOMIST: Oh lucky man