Sentence examples for inappropriate ideas from inspiring English sources

Maybe complacency crept in, with inappropriate ideas of a job already done seeping into the collective psyche.

Her gift is a potent reminder of the power that truly adequate funding, from public sources or unfettered private gifts, would give an institution like the Smithsonian: the power to say no to inappropriate ideas.

Well, if the inappropriate ideas didn't catch your imagination for whatever reason, maybe you're in the market for something a little meme-ier.

Recall it was a capital offense to teach slaves to read and write for with these tools of free thinking all kinds of wild, inappropriate ideas might fly into their heads.

If the concerns about cloning are based on the fear that we live in a world increasingly governed by inaccurate views of genetic determinism and, therefore, people may have inappropriate ideas of what cloning can do, [ 59] then this too should be stated.

Ms. Vilches, on the other hand, insisted that she would never challenge the Vatican and described as "completely inappropriate" the idea of having women serve as Catholic priests.

Benson: "Plus, you gotta keep in mind is that our [podcast] content is going to be using a lot of language, inappropriate language and ideas that you can't get away with anywhere else, so the ads are kind of married to that.

In this paper, we use the term misconception to mean an inappropriate or incomplete idea about a given concept that is commonly held by students.

Suggestions that requiring a female presence in a future government amounted to the inappropriate imposition of western ideas neglected to take account of the fact that Afghan women previously had the vote, were elected to office and took a wide range of employment, she said.

The foundation's lawyer rejected the idea as inappropriate.

Talk of blending phonemes affords an inappropriate plausibility to the idea that blending actually is reading.