Sentence examples for doing something unseemly from inspiring English sources

The last time I saw Ragnar (Kjartansson is a patronymic, not a surname), he was stripped to the waist and doing something unseemly with his man-boobs, while fronting a band at the Vinyl Factory in Soho, where his nine-channel film The Visitors was having its London premiere.

They suggest that the literary artist, like the animal performer, is doing something unnatural, almost unseemly.

Doing something?

But at an event where many people have gone to such great lengths to do something good, what could be more unseemly?

"Even if they did something wrong, at some point revenge or justice becomes unseemly.

Do something.

John : Do something else.

I did something bad.

Always I do something.

I thought, 'Wow.' " I asked, "Why don't people think there's something unseemly about collecting relics from an era that brought so many people so much pain?" Mrs. Edison said: "I don't think people collect Mao because he's cool, because everyone who went through that period thinks he was crazy and power hungry.

There's something unseemly about celebrating the beauty in something that does such ugly things — in a way that I don't feel when Steuben does it to a snail.