Sentence examples for someone unsuitable from inspiring English sources
When Monsieur Mauté returned, young Rimbaud would have to be hidden away as someone unsuitable for respectable company.
She's at the moment troubled by the thought that she might one day fall in love & marry someone unsuitable, such as a criminal, or a person who lives in Africa or China.
Their role in the nomination process dates back to the 1980s, when party bosses decided that people such as themselves should be empowered to break a tie or stop the great unwashed from picking someone unsuitable.Over half of the superdelegates have already endorsed a candidate, but they can change their minds, and several have recently switched to Mr Obama.
Does that make someone unsuitable for public office?
Or loves someone deemed unsuitable by his or her caregiver?
Liar or not, the end result is someone entirely unsuitable for high office.
But it left its legacy, as I did have a relationship shortly after leaving school with someone else entirely unsuitable, the teacher obsession somehow transferring itself in a new boundary-breaking direction, but with markedly similar elements.
If customer loyalty is important to you, then you cannot afford to have someone that is unsuitable in your team.
Women's clothes are always frippery, luxury and always deemed unsuitable by someone, somewhere.
Then she meets someone who is absolutely unsuitable for her and they have arguments that become increasingly heated until something draws them together and they kiss, only swiftly to jeopardise the whole affair on a point of principle before a race against time brings them together forever.
Frances told me, "We need to be looking in the mirror to see what's wrong with us that would allow someone who is so unsuitable for the Presidency to rise to the highest and most dangerous office in the world.
