Sentence examples for perhaps inappropriate from inspiring English sources

The files contained revelations about close and perhaps inappropriate ties between government security agencies and private contractors.

Yet the word "nasty" is perhaps inappropriate where the Saint books are concerned, simply because they exist in fantasy-land.

And it seems... not ironic, painful perhaps, inappropriate, that it showed up again in the media coverage of the earthquake.

The complexity of such music was perhaps inappropriate to outdoor theatrical performance and above the heads of most of Shakespeare's audience.

The judge Mr Justice McFarland said the advice given to the woman about the pills had been delivered "without knowledge of her background, and details were perhaps inappropriate".

While it is perhaps inappropriate to describe the very grounded, down-to-earth Mills as on top of the world, the point guard's future is certainly positive.

I do acknowledge that beef tartar is, perhaps, an inappropriate choice of dish for a book so titled.

Perhaps most inappropriate is the Court's apocalyptic prophesy that permitting any prepublication use for news reporting will "effectively destroy any expectation of copyright protection in the work of a public figure". Ante at 557.

Are we hating on others and perhaps being inappropriate to them?

Although the intention of the Coalition Colleges is to provide early preparation and access to all, others are concerned that high school will become about college prep and perhaps be inappropriate for students working on their virtual lockers as early as 9th grade.

There are many other senses in which an instance of blame might be inappropriate: perhaps it fails to motivate its target, or perhaps it fails to communicate a second-personal reason, or perhaps it displays a vice.