Sentence examples for has improper from inspiring English sources

Everyone at the restaurant assumes he has improper intentions, even the girl, but in reality all he wants is for her to tell him the story so he doesn't have to read the book himself.

So a term has improper supposition when it is used in a figurative speech.

Yes, yoga has been a pariah in the news regarding physical injury (as has improper running or weight lifting).

First, has improper ancestral reconstruction biased our results?

Still, even Bayh found the CIA had "improper access" to the Senate files.

"You could not have improper handling occur at so many restaurants," Dr. Dillon said.

It's only criminal to sell stock if you had improper knowledge of the status of the company.

We are told that they arise from a religious concern about modesty, that women must be covered and sequestered so that men do not have improper sexual thoughts.

Representative Peter T. King, Republican of New York, disclosed that the Pentagon was investigating whether the filmmaking team of Mark Boal and Kathryn Bigelow had improper access to classified material.

Outside several young women were arrested by the morality police for having improper headscarves, and plainclothes officers asked others for identity cards while filming them.

The chief presiding judge resigned after reports, based on hacked Skype conversations, that the judge had improper contacts with a legal expert linked to prosecutors and the government.