Sentence examples for unsuitable word from inspiring English sources

I pull my thumb across the screen of my phone and refresh…a grimly unsuitable word.

Eventually, and, in retrospect, perhaps inevitably, his surname became cockney rhyming slang for a word unsuitable for any family newspaper.

The novel's original title was also unsuitable because of the word "hangover".

Secondly, although a CST is composed of a set of atomic subtasks (e.g., recognizing a handwritten word), it is unsuitable to split it into multiple subtasks and adopt a subtask-level inference algorithm to infer the result, because this will lose the context correlation (e.g., phrases) among subtasks and increase the difficulty to complete a task.

We noted any words that were considered unsuitable or inappropriate.

And though "unsuitable" is an old-fashioned sort of word, and loaded too – because "suitability" is both subjective and dependent on the child – it's still the best word for the job.

When Vladimir and Estragon exchange insults, Beckett was told that the words "Gonococcus" and "Spirochaete" were unsuitable.

Granger refused to play the publicity or marrying game common among gay and bisexual stars and turned down roles he considered unsuitable, earning a reputation – in his own words – for being "a naughty boy".

On top of that, they have to inject more austerity into a shrinking economy and reverse any legislation deemed unsuitable by the eurozone's overlords – in other words, the opposite of everything Tsipras and his Syriza party were elected to do.

Or it would be if you replaced the words "alcohol" with "Israel" and "a string of unsuitable marriages" with "15 years of civil war".

However, the specific wording of many of these items made them unsuitable for inclusion in the draft AGQ.