Sentence examples for unduly familiar from inspiring English sources

The investigators recommended administrative action for "failure to discipline a subordinate" and "fostering an unduly familiar relationship".

The Soviet newspaper Izvestia printed a letter attacking her for singing the song in an "unduly familiar cabaret style".

But investigators questioned General Cartwright's judgment and command style in dealing with the aide and recommended administrative action for two lesser infractions: failure to discipline a subordinate and fostering an unduly familiar relationship.

He added, "They all, in their different ways, validate the intention of the archive to preserve the mystery of poetry while tearing away some of the prejudices which can make it appear unduly 'difficult' or separate from familiar life".

Most parents cherish toddlers' naps as moments of respite and recharging, for parent and child alike; we are all familiar with the increased crankiness that comes when a nap is unduly delayed or evaded.

His full remarks, dressed in southern drawl and legalistic mendacity, were the insidious part-two of an increasingly familiar process that gaslights communities of color when their loved ones are unduly killed at the hands of police.

"Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth" turns out to be a pugnaciously written, unduly self-assured, and, on the whole, extremely conventional view of the historical Jesus, already familiar to those who keep up with contemporary Jesus studies.

First, it was unduly harsh toward a high-level executive who was accustomed to being coddled and who was familiar with the ins and outs of its computer network.

Lambert adopted the familiar tactic at Ibrox of deploying just one striker, a move which meant the home defence was never unduly troubled.

So accomplished are the players of Rattle's mean machine that, in familiar repertoire such as this, his apparent need to impose his own sometimes eccentric, often nitpicking insights can become unduly conspicuous.

"I do not agree with the conclusion that General Cartwright maintained an 'unduly familiar relationship' with his aide," Mr. Mabus wrote.