Sentence examples for may be unseemly from inspiring English sources

It may be unseemly, but it's perfectly legal.

It may be unseemly to so publicly plead for fame — contestants sometimes link their hands in prayer, and mouth words like "please" into the camera — but it's real.

Entire print and Web businesses are built on the publication of mug shots, which may be unseemly, but is perfectly legitimate and, speaking from personal experience, very compelling content.

Re "Lawyers' Ads Seeking Clients in Ferry Crash" (front page, Nov. 4): While the ads may be unseemly, the disaster's victims face genuine risk that their claims will be barred unless they serve a formal notice on New York City within 90 days of the crash.

I'm just as curious to know how many home runs Babe Ruth would have hit if he had faced the likes of "Smokey" Joe Williams and "Bullet Joe" Rogan as I am to know how many homers Mr Bonds would have hit had he never used what he called "flaxseed oil".Steroids may be unseemly, but they helped win games and championships for many years.

It may be unseemly, but it's quotidian stuff during election season.

Although it may appear to be unseemly, when monitoring the accounts of victims of the crime, MSU could have been being proactive in addressing complaints by hearing them directly the source," he said.

*The car collision of appetite and discomfort one feels simultaneously when using the internet to seek and consume images or information that may be considered unseemly or inappropriate.

"While there may be some unseemly characters involved, and certainly more high-profile names are to come, the practice of setting up shell corporations to conceal peoples' identities is not, per se, illegal".

It would be unseemly and it may have a negative impact of sorts on passersby.

Mr. McGurk's defenders said that while the e-mails may have been unseemly, they did not detract from his ability to represent the country in Iraq.