Sentence examples for felt unseemly from inspiring English sources
Everything that Yentob said about the project was sincere – and yet the whole thing felt unseemly as well.
But that day, maybe because I was nearing 50, it suddenly felt unseemly, chasing people at a vulnerable moment and asking intrusive questions.
E. S. Browning, another Wall Street Journal reporter, said it felt unseemly for surviving journalists to complain about their losses as they went about their work.
And yet amid the wreckage of make-do-and-mend austerity Britain, with so many communities shattered and families destroyed, it felt unseemly to discuss this.
Amidst the exultation at the election of the nation's first black president, it felt unseemly to ask whether his race could, despite it all, have had a negative effect of the magnitude of his victory.
This feels unseemly, but he is offering.
The whole thing feels unseemly, like you're watching the system being gamed.
It feels unseemly to defend the vaporizing of two cities, events that are regarded in some quarters as among the most monstrous acts of the 20th century.
Although it feels unseemly to name any of the less-than-stellar books that triumphed over the ones that proved to be classics, look up the list if you're so inclined.
This might feel unseemly to those who value a more refined conversation, but there is no denying the viral power of hashtag activists who capitalize on the speed at which a single tweet can multiply into something that resembles a protest rally.
