Sentence examples for obviously improper from inspiring English sources

Justice John Paul Stevens responded, "Of course, you can stop at what is obviously improper".

NC: It's obviously improper for the executive to intervene and impose a jail sentence without a trial.

"It was obviously improper — for more than one reason," said Doug Heye, a party spokesman, who confirmed that officials had opened an inquiry into the club expenditure.

Contending that all the loans made to these clients were obviously improper and full of red flags, Jacob Zamansky, a lawyer who represents the families fleeced by Mr. Dawson, has sued various lenders involved with Mr. Dawson.

But the paper finally described how a succession of Acorn employees had advised the pair on obviously improper activities and how, as a result, many of the group's allies had deserted it.

"It's obviously improper for the executive to intervene and impose a jail sentence without a trial," Chomsky says.

As every driver obviously knows, improper merging can cause accidents.

One problem, obviously, was catching improper behavior in the first place.

Obviously, there are no improper subjects for literature; but brutalised childhoods written simply for shock effect are like the tabloid fascination with child sex abuse: designed at once to be erotic and grotesque, and to scandalise in a culture that has become inured to almost everything.

Obviously, if there were improper interactions between Deasy, his former deputy superintendent, Jaime Aquino, and the two companies, the district attorney's office should review the matter a second time.

"I obviously think that this is improper," said Mr. Saleh, who represents six Middle Eastern clients detained in the recent investigations.