Sentence examples for seems unbecoming from inspiring English sources
Resistance may be futile, and even now ambivalent participation seems unbecoming.
Once one considers how far we've come since the Pleistocene what with all our capitalism, nation-states, dentistry and cable news this sort of biological essentialism seems unbecoming of conservatives who, if they are about anything worthwhile, are about the defence and advancement of civilisation.
If it seems unbecoming for a man of 38 to be insulting my acquaintances in rhyme on a Saturday afternoon, I can tell you that the frustrating, infantilising effect of depression has made me do far more juvenile and irrational things in the privacy of my own home, just to silence the chatter in my head.
It seems unbecoming to think of serving our OWN ends.
Perhaps chest-beating about your genius at a time when the rest of Wall Street -- and the nation -- is doing so poorly might seem unbecoming.
His jeering at Russia has seemed unbecoming a great power ("Under my administration. . . Mr. Putin will see a little less flexibility and more backbone"), and his threats of a trade war with China are both unconvincing and unproductive.
The public yearns to avert its gaze from Presidential conduct, both personal and managerial, that has so often seemed unbecoming to the office.
But unlike Captain Kirk, whose paunch seemed unbecoming, Nimoy/Spock simply absorbed more gravitas in his late 40s and enjoyed a renaissance unhampered by extra lines on that august, god-like visage.
Although those blue-collar credentials might seem unbecoming of an E-Class aspirant, the 363hp, 5.7-litre Hemi V8 engine is a piece of engineering worthy of respect, with features like cylinder deactivation to conserve gasoline.
Between their built and theoretical works, there seems to be a great disconnect; eschewing radicalism and the spectacular, IaN+'s architecture may look unbecoming.
Gilligan, of course, wished to defend the cycling infrastructure for which he's responsible, but calling Usherwood "a liar" and his report "an absolute lie" seemed most unbecoming.
