Sentence examples for inappropriate display from inspiring English sources

But the grey suits outdid their usual performance as they threatened the Canadian women's ice hockey gold medallists with an "investigation" for an inappropriate display of prolonged euphoria last Thursday night.

In a memo, CBS Chairman Les Moonves Les Moonves said the rehearsals gave no indication that "such an inappropriate display was contemplated".

If we behave with the same emotional freedom as they it could initially come off to them as an inappropriate display.

While Milich believed Burton's pin symbolized an unwelcome political stance in his court, others thought the judge's decision to jail the attorney was an even more inappropriate display of personal politics.

Separation anxiety can be defined as a condition burdened by an excessive and inappropriate display of fear and distress when the individual is faced with situations of separation from home or from a specific attachment figure.

The notion of an outburst of temper grossly out of proportion to whatever provoked it — a factor necessary to the diagnosis — implies moral judgment as to what constitutes appropriate and inappropriate displays of anger.

"It's inappropriate to display the American flag on the hindquarters of a horse," Mr. Stein said, "especially in these times when we have men and women in harm's way overseas".

According to Court-watchers, Ginsburg's stated concern about inconsistency could be extended to those of her colleagues who on Wednesday held fast to the high wall between church and state, but who rarely find a cross, crèche, Ten Commandments plaque or prayer inappropriate for display in state institutions.

An empirical study was conducted to address this gap by investigating teacher educators' views on appropriate and inappropriate emotion display and its functions in the process of teaching.

With respect to discrete emotions, McPherson et al. (2003) investigated appropriate and inappropriate anger display in a higher-education setting from students' perspectives.

The present study investigated teacher educators' perceptions of appropriate and inappropriate emotion display by teachers during teaching and in interactions with students, as well as the functions of emotion regulation in practice.