Sentence examples for somehow inappropriate from inspiring English sources

He could surmise from her tone that its condition was somehow inappropriate.

Speaking as someone with decades of budget battle experience in the private sector, are you actually suggesting that attaching conditions to funding is somehow inappropriate meddling?

You use the word "pounce" to describe the vigilance of outside observers, a rather charged term that suggests that monitoring is somehow inappropriate.

We find it baffling that some commentators on the right are criticizing this call to service as somehow inappropriate and soft on terrorism.

This meant, however, that those worried that a ceremony of this magnificence was somehow inappropriate for a politician, who for all her qualities was not Churchill, would not have their fears allayed.

The idea of tweeting about his death at all could seem structurally wrong, as though the smallness of the form, its apparently in-built bias toward the trivial and quotidian, made it somehow inappropriate or unseemly as a medium.

The rationale is that it would somehow be inappropriate to challenge the actual child.

Yet the raucous phrase with which Bellamy defines greatness tends toward the more rollicking varieties of cinema; somehow it seems inappropriate to emerge from Bresson's "Au Hasard Balthazar" or even from Ford's "The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance" with the declaration that it's "fucking great".

As a result, the promising potentials of ionic liquids in electrochemical systems are somehow obscured by inappropriate expectations.

"Unfortunately, it is still the case that some people view the homosexual lifestyle as being inappropriate somehow".

Many felt there was a particular stigma attached to HIV because it somehow signalled "age-inappropriate promiscuity".