Sentence examples for seems criminal from inspiring English sources

"Nine years at the helm of affairs, and the helplessness he was once forgiven for, now seems criminal.

Given how perfect Ford's nonchalant swagger works for the character, it seems criminal that there was ever any other option.

Alas, it was perhaps too "European" for the UK market, charting outside the Top 40, which seems criminal in hindsight.

That American orchestras can neglect so vital a creation in favor of any number of second-shelf European works seems criminal.

Considering all the resources we use to produce food, and the daunting challenges that lie ahead, wasting food and all the resources used in production seems criminal.

"To me it seems criminal that you can put your child on the chopping block, and the state has created a board to deal with this kind of thing -- but they won't help".

To destroy an area home to over 30 rare species of wildlife, and to forcibly displace one of Cambodia's oldest ethnic groups, the Chong people, seemed criminal.

They said his actions did not seem criminal and noted that there was little of the public outrage that had accompanied prosecution in other cases.

I still had not had a memorable meal in Louisiana, which seemed criminal, but had one more shot: an outlet of a small local chain called the Southfield Grill (southfieldgrill.com), with adorably friendly waitresses, walls decorated with retro Coke and Barnum & Bailey ads, and tables covered with condiments like Slap Ya Mama Cajun Seasoning.

His homosexuality, furtively explored in his boyhood but then suppressed in an apparently perfect marriage to bright, pretty Mary Winternitz (she was even the perfect size for him), seemed criminal; in his last years, he marvelled at the insouciance with which younger men, among them Allan Gurganus, accepted their own.

"This seemed criminal to us".