Sentence examples for may seem inappropriate from inspiring English sources

Ben Hoelzel, Crew Union, Columbus Crew: With the tragic, sudden, and still unexplained death of 22 year old rookie midfielder Kirk Urso Sunday morning, it may seem inappropriate to fret over and analyze something as seemingly meaningless as a game.

They don't like him because he gives the impression of being an idiot in interviews such as this: Under Mr Steele's helm, the "old" may seem inappropriate in the Grand Old Party's affectionate nickname.

This businesslike customer relationship management approach may seem inappropriate, but that is far from true.

But it may also seem overinclusive because private individuals sometimes exercise coercive power over one other in contexts (e.g. private associations or the workplace) where the idea of public reason may seem inappropriate.

In view of the goal of formulating models that are spatially strongly non-local in nature, the weakly non-local relation (the "Decomposition of the friction operator" section) between the thermodynamic fluxes ((boldsymbol {j}_{varepsilon }^) and (text{textit{textsf{textbf{j}}}}_{boldsymbol {varrho }}^)) and the corresponding irreversible dynamics (of ε and ϱ) may seem inappropriate.

In the presence of a focal lesion, standard warping with SyN may seem inappropriate as the assumption of a one-to-one mapping between the source and the template images is violated because of the abnormal shapes and intensity values of the focal lesion that cause a mismatch between both images and bias the cost function being optimized substantially.

Joie de vivre may seem an inappropriate phrase right now, but like the candles on the streets of Paris, its flames flicker still.

The juxtaposition may seem stunningly inappropriate, but then Lee did theorise that a good fighter must keep his mind in a perpetual state of emptiness, surely something the average brand manager is familiar with.

On the face of it, the lyrics may seem deeply inappropriate: "I love you, you love me - we're a happy family./With a great big hug and a kiss from me to you,/Won't you say you love me too?", but anyone whose child watches the television programme will know how grating it is.

Her later dopey use of the words "Oh My God" may seem era inappropriate, but it is actually a nod to the intellectual slide in the country at large.

While this kind of braggadocio may seem particularly inappropriate during an epoch of economic hurt, I can accept it for what it is as far as pop music goes -- well-produced, self-aggrandizing rap about things most people can only enjoy vicariously.