Sentence examples for might seem inappropriate from inspiring English sources

For some, it might seem inappropriate to laugh about a season-ending injury.

This story might seem inappropriate for the silent art of dance.

One of the beauties of a big book -- a good one, anyway -- is that it provides space and context for language that might seem inappropriate in a work of smaller scope.

Many are trying to be sensitive -- Pitney Bowes, for example, inserted "war clauses" into its advertising contracts so that it could, without penalty, pull humorous ads that might seem inappropriate if war broke out.

However, worsening conditions for the British people, and fears that revolution might come to the British Isles, led George V to think that the presence of the Romanovs in the United Kingdom might seem inappropriate to the public.

Given this record, it might seem inappropriate to question whether the EU can be said to have achieved food security and in what sense it may or may not have done so.

While the controlling or "type A" labels might initially seem inappropriate when associated with codependency, understand that like narcissism, they are just a different, although still de-centered, "caring" reaction; "aggressive codependency," if you will.

These are wildly impractical cars whose premieres might have seemed inappropriate, to say the least, at auto shows during the last two recession-scarred years.

Coming from the titled aristocracy, for whom the idea of a woman's paid employment might have seemed inappropriate, if not bizarre, this is remarkable advice.

Or does this seem inappropriate?

Both of these rules seem inappropriate and possibly illegal.