Sentence examples for inappropriately threatening from inspiring English sources
H. Frankfort suggests that The Burney Relief shows a modification of the normal canon that is due to the lions being turned towards a worshipper: they might appear inappropriately threatening if their mouths were open.
For example, if your driver is inappropriately hitting on you, threatening you, navigating recklessly, seems inebriated or is different than the driver who was supposed to pick you up.
Nearly every woman I know can recall one or more instances in which she was sexually assaulted, harassed, threatened, inappropriately touched or even raped.
Is it threatened or threatening?
Mr Bradford, who has been summoned to appear before the legislature again on July 19th, is threatening to sue both the state and Mr Huckabee over his firing.The state is still squabbling with the federal Department of Health and Human Services about whether it should repay $9.4m in federal money inappropriately used for AASIS.
"Are you threatening me, Donald?" "Threatening you?
It is true that, while unconventional monetary policies have been appropriately anti-cyclical in ACs implementing them, they have had inappropriately pro-cyclical consequences on EMs -- boosting credit and demand when most economies among the latter were already heated up, and threatening to accentuate a slowdown where it started to happen.
