Sentence examples for extraordinarily inappropriate from inspiring English sources

"It's extraordinarily inappropriate to focus on an individual's looks," said Sue Carter, a professor of journalism at Michigan State.

He was forced to spend most of his time defending his proposals in the face of the latest flat "nein" from Berlin where the chancellor, Angela Merkel, ridiculed the notion of eurobonds as "extraordinarily inappropriate" and reiterated opposition to large-scale intervention by the ECB as lender of last resort.

Previously, in a reddit comment from an account claiming to be from Charlotte-Mecklenberg Schools, responding to Erin's initial post, a CMS spokesperson wrote, "We must say... we also find this extraordinarily inappropriate".

Senator Jon Kyl of Arizona, the No. 2 Republican in the Senate, said the prospect of such "cookie-cutter medicine" was "extraordinarily distressing" and inappropriate, at a time when researchers hope to tailor treatments to patients based on genetic makeup and other characteristics.

Hall mixes up well-crafted comedy songs with spontaneous compositions inspired by audience suggestions, and also throws in a few bizarre covers – his extraordinarily affecting and particularly inappropriate country version of Dr Dre's Bitches Ain't Shit is a real delight.

Facebook has automated examination working on video, but they find that reports work extraordinarily well in removing inappropriate content quickly – for both images and video.

"I continue to believe this proposal to be inappropriate, unrealistic, extraordinarily expensive and way above market," he wrote to Jacobs, the CEO of Sands China who had originally been recruited to handle the IPO.

This text seems extraordinarily lengthy and at any rate inappropriate for the Results section of a paper that is really about a method for predicting large-scale TF binding interactions.

Extraordinarily idiotic.

Extraordinarily so.

It's extraordinarily competitive.