Sentence examples for seems untoward from inspiring English sources

"We'll review the bids themselves and the contractors who are qualified to bid on these contracts, and we will accept referrals from citizens, school officials and anyone else if they uncover anything that seems untoward".

You could also bring in Latios' sister Latias, but that just seems untoward.

The problem was that it seemed untoward to name an element after someone who was still alive, even if he was a Nobel laureate.

Government officials should avoid putting themselves in any situation that might seem untoward.

Something always seems slightly untoward in his photographs, and occasionally that is made manifest, as in the Kodak Three Point Reflection Guide that he leaves in the portrait of the model in a bright yellow towel.

Then a teacher walks in and bursts into outrage: Max is supposed to be doing his assignment alone — the standard punishment, it would seem, for untoward tendencies.

Playing back the scene in my mind, as I have done repeatedly since, nothing untoward seemed to be taking place.

The character's previous hedonism seemed a little untoward during the days of stock plunges and the first glimmers in the media of AIDS.

A data center manager can watch the system in action, see what the algorithm's confidence level is about the changes it wants to make, and intervene if it seems to be doing something untoward.

Even adjusting for the possibility of untoward advocacy, it seems clear that higher concentrations of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere have produced a modest amount of warming and are likely to produce more.

High angiogenic activity in the primary tumor seems to be well correlated with untoward sequels in patients suffering from breast cancer.