Sentence examples for improprieties of from inspiring English sources

– followed by the more hidden improprieties of form.

It promised to investigate the accounting improprieties of "unprecedented magnitude"; and it briskly charged WorldCom with fraud.

Let Olympia, therefore, stand as a mini maquette of shock: the immediate improprieties of subject matter – prostitutes!

A 276-page report released by the Fiesta Bowl this week detailed the financial improprieties of John Junker, the bowl's chief executive.

That credential lost some luster after it was learned that a BBC investigative report about the suspected sexual improprieties of Jimmy Savile, a longtime BBC host, was canceled while Mr. Thompson ran the organization.

So I say outpedant the pedants, and allow yourself to gluttonously revel in the linguistic improprieties of yore as you familiarize yourself with the nearly unique enormity of the gloriously mistaken heritage that our literature is comprised of.

There is no suggestion of impropriety on behalf of either buyer.

His conflict with them resulted in ongoing suggestions of improprieties on his part.

Mr. O'Connor denied any wrongdoing, and he accused the commission of improprieties and of leaking details about his case to the news media.

You can yell and scream about the impropriety of what he said, but it's true.

He is filled with feelings of "impropriety, of ignorance, smallness, estrangement".