Sentence examples for matter inappropriate from inspiring English sources

"We find this way of handling the matter inappropriate," the panel writes.

Beforehand, Don Murphy was interested in filming the property, but when the Iraq War broke out, he considered the subject matter inappropriate, and chose to develop Transformers (another Hasbro toy line) instead.

Just discussing the matter was inappropriate, he argued.

But to opponents of the group, the primary subject matter is inappropriate for a school organization.

From bankers we hear about contracts too sacred to break — no matter how inappropriate.

Mr. Perry insists on unquestioned political loyalty in exchange for his patronage, no matter how inappropriate or out of place.

In his 53-page ruling, Judge Sprizzo found that the men's actions, no matter how inappropriate, "constituted speech on a matter of public concern".

In his ruling, Judge Sprizzo found that the men's actions, no matter how inappropriate, "constituted speech on a matter of public concern".

Or has he, by dint of long repetition, lost the ability to say anything about foreign policy that is not based on the World Book Encyclopedia summary of 1938-39 whech he trots out on every occasion, no matter how inappropriate?

Ineffective NHS psychiatrists who turn their back on prisoners are aided by the fact that their hospitals have the right to refuse admission: prisons have no such power to refuse to hold an inmate, no matter how inappropriate.

But this way of approaching the matter is inappropriate even to all Greek tragedies, which are much more various than some discussions suggest; and it looks quite foolish when applied to Jacobean tragedy, where the violence is often anything but sweet.