Sentence examples similar to most uncalled-for of from inspiring English sources

One of the important things to note about Harold Ford's quasi-maybe-this-is-happening run for the Senate seat in New York currently occupied by Kirsten Gillibrand is that it is one of the most uncalled-for candidacies in recent memory.

"The bride's father helped revive his victim and then took over the microphone to say, 'I apologize, Don, for that uncalled-for show of aggression.

These sorts of ideas still strike most mainstream economists as heretical, an uncalled-for departure from a canon that states that capital — from land and lathes to computers and cyclotrons — is complementary to labor.

Mickelson has been accused of a nasty cheap shot, an unnecessary jibe, a trolling of the world number one, an uncalled-for dig that is unbecoming of him.

MEBS reduces cost and output of (excessive and uncalled-for) sequencing data while still covering the methylated genomic positions of interest.

For example, there are plenty of odd, uncalled-for items related to the show that are for sale. .

From Bill's point of view, the response is not inappropriate, not irrational, not uncalled-for.

"But this was something that was uncalled-for.

"It was uncalled-for," she said.

"For me, it was uncalled-for.

Even Simon's relationships are uncalled-for cover versions.