Sentence examples for a somewhat inappropriate from inspiring English sources

1) In the text, there is a somewhat inappropriate balance in the amount of space used to describe the different experiments.

It didn't help that my father exposed me to media that a therapist aptly described as "somewhat inappropriate".

In author Antonia Fraser's opinion, this affectation was somewhat inappropriate at a time when "clothes were supposed to denote rank rather than money".

The high number of items exhibiting floor/ceiling effects and the non-normality of the ratings suggested that a 5-points rating scale was somewhat inappropriate to assess the patients' experience of care.

Evelyn Waugh, upon seeing their works at a Crete museum in the 1920s, lamented their "somewhat inappropriate predilection for covers of Vogue".

By early October, the DNC, at the urging of Populist officials who felt Bryan was being worn out, procured the services of North Carolina journalist Josephus Daniels to make travel arrangements, and also obtained a private railroad car, The Idler a name Bryan thought somewhat inappropriate due to the strenuous nature of the tour.

We use the (somewhat inappropriate) expression "dual feasible" to denote such a solution.

I will let others moan about whether the fuss around Ida unveiled at the American Museum of Natural History, pumped up publicity by the National Geographic, a television program with Sir David Attenborough, a book by noted science writer (The Link by Colin Tudge), and more is somewhat inappropriate for science.

Personally, I have a long track record of blurting out statements that are unexpected and somewhat inappropriate but nevertheless true.

But on New York streets, she added, "they seem somewhat inappropriate".

In the light of the safe conservatism of the show, and the sweet silliness of the designer, this seemed somewhat inappropriate.