Sentence examples for seems untimely from inspiring English sources

While Mr. McGrath refrained from passing judgment on Mr. Schundler's decision, a Democratic ally of Mr. McGreevey said this: "To be out there, when New Jersey has barely begun to mourn, seems untimely, to be polite".

And it seems untimely, to say the least, to launch a major welfare reform based on getting those furthest from the labour market into work during an extended period of economic depression.

It seems untimely to go on about how the men on the island spun fire, and the water was infused with bio-luminescence, and this tiny island was only a fragment of a chronicle of travel experiences, just a speck in an ocean of stories.

Chelsea careered into the international break on such a scorching streak of form that the interruption seemed desperately untimely, with Middlesbrough braced to confront opponents eager to restore a ferocious rhythm on Sunday.

The notion of Amazon buying Palm seems a bit untimely at this point.

Six years feels like a fairly long run for a show like Glee in any circumstances, but it seems unlikely that the untimely death of Cory Monteith didn't have at least some bearing on the decision to bring it to a close.

Since Browder's untimely death, it seems change is already afoot.

The team seems remarkably fragile, every injury and every untimely turnover sending everyone into a panic.

Too many artistic geniuses have met an untimely demise, and everyone left seems to think they're Basquiat.

The opposite sex can no doubt cause heartache, but one centenarian seems to think they can bring on an untimely death.

And a lengthy account by Winberg of the misunderstandings attending his father's untimely arrival at his in-laws' house seems too farcical to be based on anything but much-embroidered family legend.