Sentence examples for seemingly improper from inspiring English sources

Justice Michael J. Obus, the administrative judge in State Supreme Court in Manhattan, said he periodically received complaints from judges about seemingly improper bond revocations.

Fischetti says he has gotten no explanation from federal prosecutors or the DEA about the seemingly improper actions.

There were also a clusterfuck of other allegations that sounded pretty shady (dude was charging taxpayers for funerals he attended), compounded by the fact that former Prime Minister Stephen Harper's chief of staff Nigel Wright issued a $90,000 cheque to cover some of Duffy's seemingly improper expenses.

Apparently, this is the result of a psychological necessity to euphemize a somewhat nasty, uncomfortable, or taboo matter, a device also employed for other words that describe seemingly important but improper behaviour or facets of culture.

As the clear nature of arsenic contaminated tube well water seemingly harmless for people, extra installation and maintenance cost of options and improper sustainability of options reduced the pace of introducing acceptable safe water options.

With improper planning and a lack of assertiveness, early-career scientists can get stuck in a seemingly endless hamster wheel of postdoc appointment after appointment.

Seemingly, yes.

Seemingly not.

This was improper.

— the Improper Benefits bowl.

That was improper.