Sentence examples for too improper for from inspiring English sources

Together, they recorded "Je t'aime, moi non plus" in 1969, a song whose sexual suggestion – it includes a simulated female orgasm – was denounced by the Pope and deemed too improper for the British public to hear on the radio.

But too small values are also improper for describing the peaks' vibration of the units which are dominated by target speech.

It seemed improper for Grant to help her.

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

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

"His opinions about women, Muslims, Mexicans... those ideas used to be improper for political discourse.

More recently, in a YouGov survey conducted in January 2012, 69% of respondents agreed that it was too easy for former ministers to get jobs that allow them to make improper use of their time in government.

Some have estimated that 10 to 15 BASE jumpers per year, on average, have died over the past decade, for many reasons: pulling a chute too late, using improper gear or slamming into a cliff among the main ones.

Any fix would come too late for Raymond Bookstaver, 49, a Hicksville mechanic who was one of two patients initially identified as having been infected by Dr. Finkelstein's improper use of syringes.

We regularly push back against improper requests for user data, including fighting requests that are unclear, improper, overbroad or unlawful.

"We regularly push back against improper requests for user data, including fighting requests that are unclear, improper, overbroad or unlawful," Mr. Bell wrote.