Sentence examples for inappropriate subject from inspiring English sources

There are those I know, especially in Africa, who think that the Rwandan catastrophe is an inappropriate subject for fiction.

They consider that a euphemism for suicide and believe it is an inappropriate subject for a national memorial.

Apparently the two sure-fire ways to get a hit are to write a musical about an entirely inappropriate subject, or take a familiar story and fill it with zombies.

The woman thought it deserved a 3 (on a 6-point scale), but she settled on that only after weighing the student's strong writing skills against the "inappropriate" subject matter.

Anyone who has ever chuckled at the scene in Ben Stiller's fashion-world spoof Zoolander in which a designer unveils a clothing collection inspired by "the vagrants that make this wonderful city" will no doubt be aware of the industry's occasional ability to transform the most inappropriate subject matter into a sartorial statement.

Whether "Freaknik" elicits laughs or not, its creators say that they expect that it will provoke the ire of people who do not want to be reminded of the complicated history that provided its source material, and who feel that it is inappropriate subject matter for comedy.

On the show, Mr. Katzenberg, Mr. Grahame-Smith and their all-male writing staff clearly enjoy their freedom to find humor in potentially inappropriate subjects, whether they are sexual (an anime-style sequence detailing a failed encounter between RJ and an Asian classmate) or not (a character is described as "five feet of pure Columbine").

Financial considerations lead to the inclusion of inappropriate subjects into studies and favor newer, patented treatments.

Also, inappropriate subject-group matching (e.g., for smoking, drinking, age, sex) may result in findings of differences in biological outcomes associated with the agent in question when there are in fact none.

Does he make jokes about sex and other inappropriate subjects?

Do not talk about inappropriate subjects, such as lactation, at the table.