Sentence examples for inappropriate settings from inspiring English sources
Inappropriate settings: rent-controlled apartments, Denny's, highway underpasses.
You are being discussed, I told myself, in highly inappropriate settings.
Let it play out without either suppressing it or acting on impulses to express your feelings in inappropriate settings.
In their overzealousness, some of them make the mistake of bringing in security guards in inappropriate settings, increasing the victims' resentment and making retribution more likely.
What sets Comic Sans apart from equally egregious fonts like Curlz MT? Comic Sans is widely and seriously used in astoundingly inappropriate settings.
It is well known that inappropriate settings of surveillance cameras will result in some dead angles and oversetting of surveillance cameras will waste limited resources.
8 There is a wide variation of LTFU practices throughout the UK with a propensity for hospital dependency, often in age-inappropriate settings.
Smaller time delays and larger time gaps improved safety performance, but inappropriate parameter settings increased the collision risks and caused traffic disturbances.
Vulnerable pupils with challenging behaviour are being offloaded by schools that move them into inappropriate alternative settings with inexperienced staff who are not equipped to deal with them, according to the chief inspector of schools.
Edgar Wright's movie, generous with its gags, doesn't so much spoof the action-thriller genre as pay it prolonged homage, in the most inappropriate of settings; along the way, it finds time to anatomize, as did "Shaun of the Dead," the peculiar lusts and lunacies of modern England — or, at least, that part of it which tries to wish modernity away.
Edgar Wright's movie, generous with its gags, doesn't so much spoof the action-thriller genre as pay it prolonged homage, in the most inappropriate of settings; along the way, it finds time to anatomize, as did "Shaun of the Dead," the peculiar lusts and lunacies of modern England or, at least, that part of it which tries to wish modernity away. A.L. (4/30/07) (In wide release).
