Sentence examples for unseemly characters from inspiring English sources

"While there may be some unseemly characters involved, and certainly more high-profile names are to come, the practice of setting up shell corporations to conceal peoples' identities is not, per se, illegal".

Ever since a troupe of unseemly characters on 4chan hacked both female celebrities' iCloud accounts and Snapchat users' private pics, anyone who takes compromising and even uncompromising photos have become concerned about privacy.

The next time a president asks for executive privilege, warrantless wiretaps or no-bid Halliburton contracts, or pardons an unseemly character who is owed a political favour, Americans have the responsibility to demand answers.

This was followed up by another unseemly character-who, in neon furry boots-asked the Queen of Techno if she wanted to borrow her hair straightener.

Even the novel's most unseemly Afghan character, Commander Sabir, a profiteer willing to allow both his own men and innocent civilians to die for his financial ambitions, expresses himself in a seasoned brevity full of insight.

Without it, she tends to fawn over her characters in an unseemly manner.

"There's a great deal of my father in a lot of the characters that people find somewhat unseemly," he told me in 1999.

There's been a big debate in the States about how much funding congress is going to allocate for public broadcasting at large – so Sesame Street has to be careful; the characters can't do anything unseemly or dangerous.

Geoffrey Giuliano, who portrayed Ronald in public appearances in the late 1970s and early 1980s and is today an outspoken critic of the company, once said in an interview that he "was never allowed to eat the food" while in character because it would have been "unseemly".

Actually, he's written about sex quite a bit –the short book, Smut, written during the timescale of these diaries, consists of "two unseemly stories" – but his sex is always realistic and within character, whether repressed, comic, or vicious.

Aside from the claims of cultural appropriation— Billboard were just one of many publications to assert that the track squeezed "Gwen Stefani's Japan fetishization into an even more unseemly package"—the track introduced a markedly different Lavigne to the character her fans had come to know.