Sentence examples for inappropriately saying from inspiring English sources
With her bat-sound recorder, she could hear that the knockout mice were inappropriately saying "whoo-ooo-ooo" when they saw male mice, as well as females.
A State Department spokesman, Philip Reeker, said the United States denied that Mr. Warren had acted inappropriately, saying Mr. Warren had been involved in "nothing more than a discussion of the political situation in Sudan".
Damir Gainutdinov of the Agora human rights group argued that the anti-extremism laws were being applied inappropriately, saying "Everyone says that the [Cathedral of Christ the Savior ]video hurt the feelings of religious people, but it didn't contain any calls for extremist actions, so it cannot be extremist".
"These drugs are being used inappropriately," said Dr. Emily Cox, manager of outcomes research at Express Scripts.
"At no point was it my intention to act inappropriately," said Jamie Briggs.
"I don't believe our inspectors have acted inappropriately," said Ewen Buchanan, the spokesman for the weapons inspectors at the United Nations.
"This is a wonderful medicine used appropriately, but an unforgiving medicine used inappropriately," said Dr. Howard A. Heit, a pain specialist at Georgetown University.
How fitting, as he would undoubtedly and inappropriately say, that a man of the English winter should celebrate his swansong in a Viennese summer.
Even Gov. David A. Paterson, a Democrat, while saying that Mr. Paladino had responded inappropriately, said he sympathized with Mr. Paladino's anguish about news media intrusion into his family life.
Hack sequences are scarce, and even the familiar skits – a surgeon addressing a bereaved mother inappropriately, say – are played straight and pushed far enough to renew or enrich the joke.
It's unclear what the consequences would be if Goldman had continued offering US investors the chance to buy Facebook shares and the SEC found that it had acted inappropriately, say by leaking the story to The Times.
