Sentence examples for unseemly of from inspiring English sources

It is unseemly of him to have passed along an ugly story about Joe DiMaggio that someone else told him.

It's unseemly of us to denigrate the relationship that, say, Italians feel with ancient Romans and Etruscans.

Win, and the Giants would further prove themselves a single-minded bunch, able to steer clear of even the most unseemly of distractions.

That's partly because it would be unseemly of Deborah to flash her famous wit when her new husband, deputy sheriff Dwight Bryant, is distraught over the murder of his ex-wife and the disappearance of his 8-year-old son.

I don't feel like I missed out on anything so won't be holding a "catch-up party season" – it would be unseemly of me to now walk the kids to school in last night's clothes, the morning sun glinting off my wonky party hat.

She knew it was unseemly of her to abandon him like that mid-sentence: he was telling her something so intimate and so important to him, and she had encouraged him to tell her these things, had skillfully probed for them.

AA: As one of the more unseemly members of the Body of Christ Paul references in 1 Cor.

Four tries, a ton of possession in an entertaining game, and the added bonus of avoiding the unseemly fate of finishing the defence of their title in fifth.

The greatness of the British landscape lies, he believes, in its lack of the "unseemly demonstrativeness" of African and American scenery.

Meanwhile, the Bush campaign is eager to remind voters of the unseemly aspects of Mr. Clinton's term in office.

It was a classic Obamaism: superficially critical of some unseemly aspect of the political process without necessarily forswearing the practice itself.