Sentence examples for hint of impropriety from inspiring English sources
York tries to avoid even the slightest hint of impropriety.
"We're going to avoid the hint of impropriety," he said.
But, she said, the commissioner had made the reimbursement to avoid any hint of impropriety.
General Shelton, like other retired officers, bristled at any hint of impropriety.
British audiences in the 1970s would take offence at the faintest hint of impropriety.
There was no suggestion of physical abuse, and he himself thundered against any hint of impropriety, deeming even an expurgated Shakespeare to be unfit for junior readers.
Any hint of ethical impropriety is particularly embarrassing for Mr. Harper's government, which came to power in 2006 after a string of ethical lapses by Liberal Party members.
And none of the three committee members at the press briefing--North, Bloomfield, and paleoclimatologist Kurt Cuffey of the University of California, Berkeley--had found any hint of scientific impropriety.
He expelled two MPs from caucus in 2014 at the first hint of sexual impropriety, and routinely justified shooting first and questioning later as the only appropriate response to such allegations from truly committed feminists.
