Sentence examples for something unseemly from inspiring English sources

And I agreed – there's something unseemly about it.

That anguish was genuine, but there was something unseemly about his flaunting of faith and doubt.

In the common perception, there is something unseemly about young people getting rich.

"I know," he added, "that other judges felt that there was something unseemly about this system".

YES, there is something unseemly, if not exactly improper, about Michael Ashcroft being treasurer of the Conservative Party.

Most Americans -- even most White House officials and Clinton loyalists -- suspected that something unseemly had occurred.

And they were involved in something very unseemly.

There is something quite unseemly about the notion of skimming over the literary canon.

And there is something very unseemly about the rush to judgement.

"We expect more than something this unseemly from the new mayor".

There is something faintly unseemly, and distinctly political, about recently dead popes being fast-tracked to sanctity.