Sentence examples for inappropriate commentary from inspiring English sources

Because everything is what it is "so of itself," Guo Xiang must admit that "what one is born with is not something that is undue or inappropriate" (commentary to Zhuangzi 5).

Given evidence of bad behavior, inappropriate commentary, and poor experimental technique--evidence that I and others have presented--SuperK has explained everything away by saying either that SciZ is too busy with too many things and needs to work on focusing or that SciZ has always been this way and won't change and should be accommodated.

She wasn't the only one criticized for inappropriate commentary on the missing students case.

"Between links to irrelevant or outdated information, along with outside groups taking elements out of context, this created unwarranted scrutiny and inappropriate commentary," said McDonald 'sin a statement.

Station graffiti These latter include a picture of a squatting naked woman above the words grosse indienne sale (big dirty Indian woman), and various intimate parts of the female and male anatomy in various stages of interplay with appropriate, or rather inappropriate commentaries.

The controversy spread to the Washington Post where columnist Jason Reid noted that the film went out of its way to present inappropriate racial commentary when it described Duke basketball head coach Mike Krzyzewski recruits as Uncle Toms.

First, there are still some men, old and young, who fail to realise that women are subjected to ceaseless inappropriate, unasked-for commentary about their looks (having them/not having them/needing them/losing them/mourning them) to the point that being paid a clumsy, creepy "compliment" by a stranger becomes an issue.

In the introduction to his autobiography, de Klerk writes about Mandela in terms which make this choice of commentary so inappropriate as to be grotesque.

"The command was rife with inappropriate humor and sexual commentary, chauvinistic behavior, homosexual slurs, and demonstrated a complete lack of professionalism internal to the Ready Room," Adm. Harry B. Harris, commander of the Navy's Pacific Fleet, wrote in the report.

Nevertheless the interaction provides an opportunity for inappropriate and self-serving commentary, for public grandstanding, and for promoting public anxiety for partisan political purposes.

Emmert said he routinely disregarded financial threats or offers based on personnel decisions as "grossly inappropriate" and "the kind of commentary I don't take seriously at all".