Sentence examples for unsuitable matches from inspiring English sources

Young women in unsuitable matches were sent on the grand tour by well-meaning 19th-century parents.

Mrs. Peranger, a strong-minded society dowager, had a meek, homely daughter named Nerissa Nerissa, gifted with a taste for unsuitable matches, fell in love with a veterinarian, with whom she took one chaste morning swim.

Even so, it looks very well done, with easy browsing, and the same 'friends-as-wingmen' theory as the site, including the ability for friends to veto unsuitable matches.

Inaccurate data is a problem because it can lead to unsuitable matches, so some dating agencies are exploring ways to supplement user-provided data with that gathered from other sources.

If you've dated your fair share of unsuitable matches, chances are you have developed a comfort zone for the wrong person.

At the same time, Fanny's mother regards Keats as charming but remarkably impecunious — an unsuitable match for her daughter.

These phenomena should reflect the difference of adsorbed direction between 2-amino-6-purinethiol and 6-amino-8-purinethiol on gold and the unsuitable matching of thiouracil adsorbed on gold with thymidine in solution.

He says that he will stop her by marrying her, but that his father will think her an unsuitable match.

In addition to Clare, there is a man named George Laidlaw, who is obsessed with the national debt; Margaret, a woman who is convinced that God is speaking to her; Charles Seymour, an aristocrat who is not at all insane but who has been parked there by his parents to get him out of the way of an unsuitable love match; and the fearsome Admiral Stockdale, who administers rough discipline.

Indeed, not only did the database development take much longer than expected, but also it ultimately lacked significant and relevant information and was unsuitable for efficiently matching employers and employees.

With their home ground Old Deer Park unsuitable to host Premiership matches, Welsh had submitted their plans for a ground-share with Oxford United to an independent audit.