Sentence examples for less unseemly from inspiring English sources

That Dzhokhar had been taken alive made the celebratory mood a bit less unseemly.

Rock received better, and less unseemly, representation by Kelly Clarkson, by far the night's best performer.

The more I heard about these devices' applications, the less unseemly they began to feel; indeed, for many people, GPS tracking could soon become a regular part of life.

Is it any less unseemly if the check was delivered a week or a month before?

When Republicans dole out big tax cuts, they typically offer something for low- and middle-income families to make the process a little less unseemly.

I drew on the arguments of Professor David Cesarani: with very old defendants, investigations are harder, prosecutions riskier, convictions less sound and the unseemly public spectacle of a prostrate, ill man wheeled into a courtroom was counterproductive.

Even when the Clippers managed to stay within striking distance down the stretch, Spurs Coach Gregg Popovich countered with one of his more unseemly – though no less strategic – ploys by repeatedly sending the poor-shooting Reggie Evans to the free-throw line.

This while avoiding the unseemly pantings found in less dignified venues.

-- the episode betrayed an unseemly untidiness in Democratic politics less than a month before the party's convention.

This may be due less to the fraying convention that it is unseemly to criticise the commander-in-chief and more to the fact that even a war-weary America tends to rally behind wars in their early stages.

With the exception of Woody Allen movies and, God help us, "The Prince of Tides," the psychological aberrations of men rarely attract the attention of serious filmmakers: it's still a little unseemly for males to exhibit, much less talk about, deep feelings.