Sentence examples for inappropriately close from inspiring English sources

Possibly his inappropriately close relations with the emperor's daughter were an aggravating factor.

In the jostling, they said, he became inappropriately close to the woman — [a] taboo in Afghan culture.

In the jostling, they said, he became inappropriately close to the woman — another taboo in Afghan culture.

But he rises too, and I've misjudged the distance between our seats, so we're inappropriately close and I'm eyeballing his nipples.

Smith said the text was an attempt to get Michel off his back rather than evidence the two were working together and had become inappropriately close.

For many years, environmental and community activists alleged that state officials had an inappropriately close relationship with Duke Energy, the nation's largest electric utility, which is headquartered in Charlotte.

Leveson found that Yates had adopted an "inappropriately dismissive and close-minded attitude" to the scandal and had been dogmatic and defensive in his comments.

According to Lerner, the employees then inappropriately designated for closer review groups using the words "tea party" or "patriot" in their names.

The inquiry was told that many cases at Brent social services were closed inappropriately before inspection by the social services inspectorate, that children were being placed unaccompanied in bed-and-breakfast accommodation, and that children in need were turned away.

Consumer Watchdog's six-month investigation has produced a 32-page report detailing how Google has inappropriately benefited from its close ties to the Obama administration, including how NASA's Moffett Airfield, near Google's world headquarters, has been turned into a taxpayer-subsidized private strip for Google executives used for corporate junkets.

Establish mostly arm's length relationships, and let your "concerns" out of your sight, to see and hear of other's successes and failings without feeling envious or that you're having to be there (not be up-close, personally involved inappropriately).