Sentence examples for quite inappropriate from inspiring English sources

I'm always quite inappropriate.

Anything that smacks of ostentation would be quite inappropriate.

I decide that this kind of shiny-eyed rictus is quite inappropriate.

The starting point is familiar: it is "quite inappropriate" for politicians to criticise judges or their decisions.

"Tall Man" will pull you in atom by atom, and haunt you for a quite inappropriate length of time.

Until well into the Victorian era a mince pie remained savory and therefore quite inappropriate for the tea table, tea as a meal being a Victorian invention anyway.

Mocking and laughing at it all – the sort of joke she crucially used to share with Lillian – is now quite unacceptable and inappropriate, and Wiig shows how desperately lonely and resentful Annie is becoming.

It is quite obvious that inappropriate referrals increase costs without improving care.

Harry Walker, policy and parliamentary manager at the Family Planning Association, says: "At the extreme end you get people banged up in a secure setting because they haven't been given appropriate education and therefore get involved with the law because they've been touching themselves inappropriately in an inappropriate setting – quite simply because no one's ever told them otherwise".

With regard to treatment, many patients, in the course of the long diagnostic work-up of their CH, were administered inappropriate therapies (quite often invasive and irreversible, i.e. dental procedures and ENT surgery).

Ultimately, it is a movie that earns its stripes as being wildly inappropriate and quite funny.