Sentence examples for somewhat inappropriately from inspiring English sources

Winning the European Cup, or the Champions League as it is somewhat inappropriately called today, has never been easy.

It is being dubbed Britain's least punctual plane – a service run (somewhat inappropriately) by Wizz Air, the largest low-cost airline in central and eastern Europe.

Among those to fail at the seemingly simple task of throwing a baseball the short distance to the backstop include Cristiano Ronaldo and a somewhat inappropriately dressed Mariah Carey.

It is this aspect of Hilbert's program which led, somewhat inappropriately, to its becoming termed "formalism".

I can't stomach diving into whether one research center in the entire world acted somewhat inappropriately to shut out opposing, angry views.

When the housing bubble burst, he was in big trouble, and, as she details, the problems were exacerbated by ego, ambition for market share, emails at variance with various relevant public statements and changes in internal stock sales rules at Countrywide which made him very wealthy, and somewhat inappropriately so.

"Inappropriate products were sold inappropriately by many.

Regarding assertions that she acted inappropriately after her housemate's murder, Ms. Knox acknowledges that she did behave somewhat oddly: for instance, when she went with the police to the crime scene and put on protective bootees and gloves, she sang out "Ta-dah" and thrust out her arms "like the lead in a musical".

Moreover, the benefit of using intervention variables for clustering purposes may be somewhat limited because it is relatively easy for providers to use these variables to 'game' the system (ie, when patients are inappropriately and deliberately allocated to clusters that attract higher fixed payments) in order to generate additional revenue.

"And not inappropriately, completely!

It was inappropriately rigorous".