Sentence examples for something improper from inspiring English sources

"Challenging the public is almost something improper".

People are sure Goldman did something improper.

"I was being asked to do something improper, and I wouldn't do it," he said.

Was it because, as Comey thought, he suspected that something improper was about to happen?

We say something improper, and she'll always tell you the proper way".

Do a man's emotions go so wild unless a woman has done something improper?

In fact, if someone did do something wrong, such as improper insertion that resulted in a CAUTI, health care providers felt that it was easily treatable and, therefore, did not pose much risk.

"Something morally improper might have occurred, but nothing illegal," Mr. Falbo said.

"Obviously, if we thought something was improper, we wouldn't be doing it," said Carol Emerling, an American Home Products spokeswoman.

Governors "do worry that they are personally liable and because they're directors, they may conceivably, if something legally improper happened, get into trouble", says Nick Mackenzie, a partner in the education team at Browne Jacobson and governor at an academy school that converted in 2010.

But if not, given that Republicans know Mueller might actually end up finding something deeply improper, or even criminal or impeachable, yet are actively employing Congress's oversight machinery to delegitimize any such findings in advance, hardball tactics are more than justified.