Sentence examples for sounded improper from inspiring English sources
Mr. Blagojevich said such a deal did not appeal to him and sounded improper.
"Maybe it sounds improper to say, but our workers only leave us dead".
His friction calls — one a wooden box, the other a shallow, round dishlike object — were getting wet and emitting an improper call that probably sounded like a crazy or sick turkey.
For months, commentators have sounded the alarm about the White House's improper communications with the Justice Department, particularly the F.B.I., in contravention of longstanding policies dating back to the Carter Administration.
There were also a clusterfuck of other allegations that sounded pretty shady (dude was charging taxpayers for funerals he attended), compounded by the fact that former Prime Minister Stephen Harper's chief of staff Nigel Wright issued a $90,000 cheque to cover some of Duffy's seemingly improper expenses.
Many business executives assert that the new rules represent improper governmental -- many say Democratic -- meddling in the workplace when, the executives insist, companies have already spent billions of dollars to make production lines safer and workstations ergonomically sound.
Odd as it may sound, some of those who know him suggest that he may not have realized that his trading may have veered beyond aggressive and into improper.
Using data out of context of study design and without regard to reliability and sound interpretation result in improper characterization of the issue and misdirection for future research.
For sounds without this feature, DHF is improper.
Many service members suffer acoustic trauma due to improper use of HPDs, sound levels exceeding the protective capacity of the HPDs, or by unexpected, injurious exposures.
