Sentence examples for a very unsuitable from inspiring English sources

I think this is a very unsuitable ending for a book that makes you feel so strongly for the girl.

My daughter has fallen in love with a very unsuitable man who, I fear, belongs to a cult.

The author's definition of Hermes which he reads from "A Smaller Classical Dictionary" mentions among other things that Hermes is the god of fraud, perjury and theft--gain very unsuitable for a trust company.

("I had a very happy childhood, which is very unsuitable if you're going to be an Irish writer," she told alecture audience in Dayton, Ohio, in 1999).

It turns out that propionitrile, the hydrogenated monomer of polyacrylonitrile (PAN), is very unsuitable as an analogue of the latter.

They are often very unsuitable for leading companies".

The language "it's too late" is very unsuitable for most environmental issues.

Fritz wants to marry the very unsuitable Sophie von Kühn, and has written to his father to ask for his blessing.

One of the friends in Vyner's book remembers walking on the beach in Morocco with Fraser and meeting the Krays, in suits very unsuitable for the African sun.

The material analogue is very unsuitable.

As it turned out, the number of Oprea scaffolds in PubChem Compound database was 138 thousand, making them very unsuitable candidates for the top level scaffolds.