Sentence examples for it would seem inappropriate from inspiring English sources

Goold admits: "The woman we were working with at the Public theatre [in New York] said, 'It's brilliant you guys are doing it, but I can't say I really want to see it.'" The director considered staging Decade in a theatre, but felt it would seem inappropriate ("picking up a ticket on Shaftesbury Avenue would just be a bit strange").

In either case it would seem inappropriate to describe cormorants as pursuit foragers.

In particular, it would seem inappropriate to subject such patients to potentially toxic treatments if simpler palliative options exist.

Whilst reservations may represent a generational effect, it would seem inappropriate to exclude any dissenting voices as "old fashioned" and protagonists of the CASC as "modern".

As the side chain of Arg is rather hydrophobic, it would seem inappropriate for the amino acid to be positioned at the polar end of the scale.

Hence, it would seem inappropriate to use skin rash as a surrogate marker of response to gefitinib as it would deny patients who do not experience skin rash the potential to obtain benefit from treatment.

Justice Wittner added that the explanation would seem inappropriate even if Mr. Han had been drunk.

In these circumstances, the vacation of the sentence and a dismissal of the indictment would seem inappropriate.

Consequently, where the chain between the challenged evidence and the primary illegality is long or the linkage can be shown only by 'sophisticated argument,' exclusion would seem inappropriate.

In the West, there's a tendency to approach censorship with a high-handedness that would seem inappropriate if applied to other issues of development, like poverty.

The predictive equations for embedment strength and screw withdrawal were adapted to output characteristic values and then compared to similar equations derived for timber contained in Eurocode 5, the latter would seem inappropriate for bamboo.