Sentence examples for Slightly inappropriate from inspiring English sources
Frankly, it makes me want to find her and give her a big, slightly inappropriate hug.
Admittedly it's almost completely obscured by the slightly inappropriate words, New Noise 2007, but it's there all the same.
Moreover, they are engaging in an activity that is deemed slightly inappropriate in a culture that views driving as normative and desirable and, arguably, views cycling as anti-conventional and possibly even infantile.
And when the city council is trying to find the money to fund its living wage policy while tackling inner-city deprivation and reducing our reliance on food banks, spending millions on fireworks and torchlight processions seems slightly inappropriate.
Some of these mysteries are romantic or sexual in nature: her Uncle Hubert's tendency to mix with slightly inappropriate women, which generates considerable distress among his female relatives; her mother's new habit of smoking in defiance of her absent husband.
"Whether it's the fact that the women's toilets aren't open and the men's toilets are, whether it's somebody saying something slightly inappropriate as you walk down the hallway, 10 times a day, without fail".
According to the feedback, we slightly adjusted inappropriate items, added more fact-based questions (Chang et al. 2010), cut some questions into short and clear sentences to improve cognitive effort and weaken the possibility of transient mood states such as boredom (Lindell and Whitney 2001).
Twenty-three yeago ago today (Aug. 15), Jennifer Lawrence graced the world with her presence, destined to be the slightly awkward, inappropriate bombshell she is today.
It might just be me, but I found it concerning, slightly predatory and inappropriate.
It's casual; King has the attitude of a slightly eccentric, sometimes inappropriate uncle, exercising the prerogatives of his age.
Turns out, shadows can be unintentionally inappropriate, slightly terrifying and can even get to second base when we're not looking.
