Sentence examples for unbecomingly from inspiring English sources
adverb
In an unbecoming manner.
The Labour Party has jus issued a call for an immediate general election...raised a constitutional question by asking whether the Queen was not made to be unbecomingly involved in party politics by having to exercise the royal prerogative in naming a Prime Minister, betw.
Fiddling with his cap, swapping small talk with the Oriole third baseman (who seemed delighted to have him drop in), swinging his arms with a sort of prancing nervousness, he looked fine — flexible, hard, and not unbecomingly substantial through the middle.
"I have rather a horror of photography," Eliot wrote a couple of years later, and, looking at the unbecomingly girlish posture in which the photographer has positioned her, one can guess why.
At one point, Gates unbecomingly peddles two of his own PBS series.
After a strong daywear section, Monday's collection flagged into unbecomingly shiny eveningwear, but picked itself up for one final photo opportunity: a trio of embellished, sinewy gowns, surely Hollywood-bound come award season, in – can you guess?
He noticed then that she did not have any makeup on and that her hair was slicked unbecomingly tight to her head and held there with bobby pins.
Women were systematically denied access to compositional training and musical performances, and were castigated by critics for writing music that was either too feebly feminine or too unbecomingly masculine.
