Sentence examples for Quite improperly from inspiring English sources

Frank remembers his mother humming as she turned the can opener; "[f]eeding these half-feral animals amused and pleased her -- quite improperly, I thought".

Worse, as time went by, it was revealed that one of those with whom she had been feuding, an LDP politician of the old school called Muneo Suzuki, had been intricately and quite improperly involved in Foreign Ministry business.

I wish to tell you, therefore, Mr President-in-Office, that the remarks of your colleague, the President-in-Office of the ECOFIN Council, who quite improperly referred to the hysteria of certain Member States in wishing to join the monetary union, were hard to understand.

At a Commodity Industry Coalition meeting that same month, coalition consultant Dan Barolo, former director of the U.S. EPA's Office of Pesticide Programs (OPP), reportedly urged members to speed their efforts because phosphine is quite hazardous when used improperly.

Conventional and tined RFE may produce poor outcomes if placed improperly, but complications due to overheating are quite rare.

Now, I'm not suggesting that Twitter borrowed anything improperly here — I'm sure this pane design concept is quite old — but it's interesting that Twitter, a Facebook rival, now looks like this popular Facebook redesign concept that was seen the web over.

He saw himself as a father figure, and the real parents were usually quite happy about the association.There is no evidence that the buttoned-up Britten behaved improperly, but there are hints of artistic sublimation.

For example, with tequila production, when you pulp an agave plant you get quite a lot of waste, called vinazas, which is acidic and can contaminate soil and water tables when disposed of improperly".

Pipes that are improperly installed can bang.

This was used improperly".

We had handled the food improperly.