Sentence examples for it's so improper from inspiring English sources
But I began by noting that I JUDGE SENTELLE -- But it's so improper that isn't it likely that it's going to look to a member of the public as if this judge has some other ax to grind, or he wouldn't be doing something that improper?
The contacts were so improper, and the responses of the Trump camp doubly so, that it is impossible to see this as something other than a full-out offensive on multiple fronts (the NRA, the campaign itself, social media, live events) to get Trump elected.
Of course, a joinder of claims or parties that was so improper as to violate the Due Process Clause would undoubtedly also be prejudicial.
Cecil coached the impatient James to humour Elizabeth and "secure the heart of the highest, to whose sex and quality nothing is so improper as either needless expostulations or over much curiosity in her own actions".
Indeed, it would be improper to treat the retinoid cycle as a separate entity because it is so dependent on the metabolism of the whole organism.
Trump's demand is so obviously improper that it's possible to see it in a different way not as a bona-fide attempt to gain information about the investigation but, rather, a dare to Rod Rosenstein, the Deputy Attorney General, to resign in protest.
("I was president of the Senate, so it's not improper," he said).
Mr. Ensign's actions were so brazen and improper that had he not resigned last week he might have been the first senator expelled in nearly 150 years, said Senator Barbara Boxer, a California Democrat who is the Ethics Committee chairwoman.
It's hardly improper to criticize someone's record".
(Killing off CCAs was the chief goal of Proposition 16). PG&E's marketing campaign against CCAs has been so underhanded and improper that the state Public Utilities Commission twice wrote the company to warn it was breaking the law and had better knock it off.
