Sentence examples for seen as inappropriate from inspiring English sources

University staff defend their autonomy and so overt displays of power are often seen as inappropriate.

An Everton spokesman defended Cahill from criticism that the celebration might be seen as inappropriate.

She suggested that drinking with officers "may be seen as inappropriate hospitality".

Some of this rhetoric is seen as inappropriate for mainstream discourse.

Drinking with officers "may be seen as inappropriate hospitality," her report said.

But any specific party political comment within the scene would be seen as inappropriate to the sight gag underlying it".

Maybe not 1982, but 1984, say economists on the other side of the argument, alluding to what they see as inappropriate government interference in the market.

"There are things we see as inappropriate," President Sheik Sharif Sheik Ahmed said during a tour of a Mogadishu neighborhood, "such as Kenyan troops crossing the border into Somalia".

Meanwhile, editorial writers are inveighing against the prime minister both for his failure, so far, to recall Parliament for a full-scale debate on Iraq and for what many see as inappropriate eagerness in his solicitude toward Mr. Bush.

In recent days, their strategy has shifted to espousing transparency by publishing their US request figures, while seeking to stress that they push back against requests they see as inappropriate.

Red River High School's principal, Kris Aronson, had cautioned the students against what officials saw as inappropriate dancing.