Sentence examples for so improper from inspiring English sources
JUDGE SENTELLE -- So improper that will look to JUDGE RANDOLPH -- Yes, absolutely.
After the trial, which involved a battle over a legal bill, Judge Denny Chin of the United States District Court found the behavior of one lawyer, Judd Burstein, so improper that he ordered Mr. Burstein to pay the heavy fine.
But I began by noting that I JUDGE SENTELLE -- But it's so improper that isn't it likely that it's going to look to a member of the public as if this judge has some other ax to grind, or he wouldn't be doing something that improper?
Cecil coached the impatient James to humour Elizabeth and "secure the heart of the highest, to whose sex and quality nothing is so improper as either needless expostulations or over much curiosity in her own actions".
The President clearly had the right to fire Comey, but he did not have the right to do so with improper intent.
Intuitively, the configuration of Fig. 8 cannot realize a positive resultant moment around the Z-axis, so appears improper.
Privacy is a fundamental right under the bloc's legal regime so the improper sharing of millions of EU citizens' data could have legal consequences for the company.
As the story goes, suspicions were raised on how Auriemma might have landed Moore, although Connecticut was cited by the N.C.A.A. for merely arranging a tour of the ESPN studios in Bristol, a so-called improper benefit, and given the equivalent of a traffic ticket.
Most people don't mind it if you use so-called improper grammar in text messages and emails, a new YouGov poll conducted with The Huffington Post shows. .
The difficulty with this is that the News of the World does not suggest that Prince Andrew was going to do anything improper – so where is the risk?
Mr. Ensign's actions were so brazen and improper that had he not resigned last week he might have been the first senator expelled in nearly 150 years, said Senator Barbara Boxer, a California Democrat who is the Ethics Committee chairwoman.
