Sentence examples for think it improper from inspiring English sources

This is what happens in battle, the film implies, and only a civilian would think it improper.

When he first heard she was thinking of standing, Orlando says he didn't speak with her for days: he thought it improper to influence her.

He thought it improper for an individual to dispose of school property and said he'd look into selling the machines.

There was an increase in women who thought it "wrong to talk about AIDS in a respectable family", and more respondents in 2009 thought it improper to discuss condoms (15.6% vs. 27.4%, AOR 1.9, 95%CI 1.4-2.8, p=0.001).

"Nonetheless, I think it is improper for outsiders to interfere in the legal processes of Russia".

I mean, it does not really matter to me, but I think it is improper, all the same.

I think it is improper that he should give the impression that those who tabled the compromise had made sure it would make rapid progress; the very opposite was the case, for it was those individuals who put forward the compromise who voted 'no' in the first vote in the committee.

And while he said he did not think the Taco Bell campaign's teaser messages were improper, he did think it was wrong for publicists to participate in online chat groups or discussions without identifying themselves.

"I think it is an improper use of corporate assets to pay their debt, just as it was an improper use of board control to endorse their borrowing".

"We think it is highly improper if, as reported, the president of Harvard has been expressing to members of the faculty his 'deep dissatisfaction' with the dean of arts and sciences.

AS: I think it would be improper for me to offer specific advice.