Sentence examples for too unseemly from inspiring English sources

"The banks provide the financing for payday lenders to make loans the banks think are too unseemly or risky — or illegal — to make themselves".

She has been too unseemly in her desire to be on the scene if he trips, or gets hit with a devastating story.

As an obsessive cook, whose interests extend, sadly, to preserving and foraging, I consider no abandoned box or crock too unseemly for a doomed attempt at fermentation, no cast-out dish unqualified to accommodate a shallow pie for twenty.

It was simply too unseemly for the government to take steps that aid Wall Street bankers without aiding the far more vulnerable people caught up in the same crisis.

The academy members were then in their Knights In White Flannel phase, when they turned to the British period dramas like Chariots of Fire and Ghandi to reassure themselves that the rivers of cash they were busy making from big summer hits like Spielberg's didn't suggest anything too unseemly about the business.

One can only speculate that the Tea Partiers may come across as too unseemly for the very down-to-Earth Republicanism practiced in New England.

But the combination of Dowd and Calame is somehow itself unseemly, too easily read as a public flogging and underhanded notice to Ms Miller to 'get thee gone.' I expect better of the Times.

Both Justice Thomas and Justice Antonin Scalia have used this tactic to good effect, but it's a game that not every justice feels motivated to play, and that some regard as a bit unseemly, too revealing of the court's private business.

It's too painful and unseemly.

Still others regard oral stimulation of the breast unseemly, being too akin to infantile suckling.

The critics have portrayed the deal as too costly, unnecessary and unseemly.