Sentence examples for a very inappropriate from inspiring English sources

And I was also aware I was involved in a very inappropriate situation, relationship".

I misspoke and used a very inappropriate analogy and for that I apologise.

In a statement issued late on Thursday, Lucas says he misspoke and used a "very inappropriate analogy".

"When I was very young, my step-grandfather would show me pornographic material, in a very inappropriate manner," she says.

Lucas later apologised to Disney for the "white slavers" comment, saying that he had used a "very inappropriate analogy".

He added: "We are now being accused of being witch hunters and doing it in a very inappropriate way.

In what a fellow physicist described as a "very vain, very inappropriate" talk delivered on the 80th birthday of Murray Gell-Mann, a Nobel laureate in physics, Frampton veered into autobiography, recounting how his ability to multiply numbers in his head at 4 led him to see himself as "cleverer than Newton".

After each round, items that received an "Appropriate" or "Very Appropriate" rating from 80%% or more of the experts were accepted for inclusion in the measures, while items that received an "Inappropriate" or "Very Inappropriate" rating from more than 50%% of the experts were removed.

When Rubin, who was an interested party in Enron's fate, asked Fisher what he thought of the idea of helping the struggling energy firm, Rubin was not raising a philosophical point for discussion; he was making a request–one that was very inappropriate indeed.

Demanding lengthy study of such devices would be "very, very inappropriate and a waste of resources," said Dr. Daniel G. Schultz, the director of the F.D.A.'s Center for Devices and Radiological Health.

"Oh, I'm sure it will be very inappropriate for a lady farmer," he said.