Sentence examples for the unseemly side from inspiring English sources

Few horses represent the unseemly side of the industry more than he does.

His lead lawyer, Abbe D. Lowell, asked jurors to set aside whatever qualms they might have about Mr. Bruno's dual roles, the unseemly side of which prosecutors placed on vivid display over the last three weeks.

The legal wrangling over the Cup has exposed the unseemly side of yacht racing, which is always lurking in the background of a sport that attracts outsized egos with pocketbooks to match.

The unseemly side of the Franco-German power play came to the fore last week: ECB President Jean-Claude Trichet ostensibly took some pressure off Greece by extending emergency lending rules, saying its bonds won't be cut off from ECB refinancing operations next year in case Moody's Investors Service lowers its rating to a level comparable with other companies.

Mrs. Clinton has opened what in 1992 was called a war room by Mr. Clinton's advisers, though her aides this time have pointedly declined to use that name, because it might remind voters of what some consider an unseemly side of the Clintons.

Bloggers took to calling her "Yoko Ono". The tumultuous exit also had an unseemly side.

This is the unseemly flip side of the agile and unpredictable power that the world sees on television screens.

There is an unseemly side to this maturity, too: many of us were introduced to "boosting" at this Paralympics, where competitors with spinal injuries might strangle their testicles or sit on a drawing pin to raise their blood pressure and improve performances.

And so the unseemly spectacle goes on.

The unseemly fight between the CIA and a Senate committee mandated to hold it to account will now be fought on several fronts, including in the media, where there has been a cascade of leaks from both sides.

Hardliners signed a petition attacking the unseemly "intimacy" between the two men.