Sentence examples for seeming impropriety from inspiring English sources

But he was also "humbled" by the seeming "impropriety" of investigating his father's life as a journalist, a profession, not unlike the CIA, with occasionally predatory qualities.

Although the term is widely enough used that various non-emotional patterns of behavior and motivation can be called "envious" without linguistic impropriety, it seems clear that these are so called because of their resemblance to the emotional syndrome.

Accusations of impropriety aside, it seems a fitting celebration for the one-year anniversary of big business's crown jewel in the courts.

However, it seems that money, power and sexual impropriety are highly correlated.

Do you have a wicked taste for the prurient delights found in Todd Solondz's films (Welcome to the Dollhouse, Happiness, Storytelling, and Life During Wartime) where it seems as if the envelope of impropriety couldn't be pushed any further?

Rhode Island, from our last accts still perservere in that impolitic - unjust - and one might add without impropriety scandalous conduct, which seems to have marked all her public Councils of late; - Consequently, no Representation is yet here from thence. 57). 57

"Short of that, they seem to be relying on gross improprieties.

Many such committees, convened by boards in response to accusations of impropriety at their companies, often seem most interested in whitewashing questionable actions.

Then there's the daily deluge of incendiary WikiLeaks disclosures seized from the hacked email account of her campaign chairman John Podesta; add to that the FBI criminal probe into the Clinton Foundation referenced by the Wall Street Journal on October 30 and you have an ever-expanding blob of impropriety that hardly anyone can seem to get a full handle on.

"It seems like a very clear case of his impropriety," Bell said.

Yet it was not legal improprieties that caught my attention, these seemed about par for the course of a Chinese criminal trial.