Sentence examples for was considered unsuitable from inspiring English sources

A little is told about Ellie's marriage to Bob, which was considered unsuitable by both families.

The New Yorker, March 5 , 1949P. 23 It was considered unsuitable last week to play the National Anthem before a wrestling match in Madison Sq.

By Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, March 5 , 1949P. 23 It was considered unsuitable last week to play the National Anthem before a wrestling match in Madison Sq.

But there's a sting at the end of this feminist historical fable: the queen's supremacy made the game so much faster and more competitive that it was considered unsuitable for upper-class women.

But the women appear only as portraits on the wall above the nude male models — as Zoffany's setting is a life class, which was considered unsuitable for ladies, even if they were artists.

Chief Superintendent Dal Babu speaks four languages, has been awarded the OBE, holds a master's degree and is responsible for soaring public confidence ratings in the London borough of Harrow he runs, but was considered unsuitable to assume chief officer rank because his media interview skills were not deemed good enough.

This clarifies previous guidance which stated miniskirts were "considered unsuitable".

Apple's developer guidelines are generally unclear on what style of content will be considered unsuitable.

Arches were known in ancient Egypt and Greece but were considered unsuitable for monumental architecture and seldom used.

Arches were known in Egypt and Greece but were considered unsuitable for monumental architecture.

Many receive transplants from related donors, some are considered unsuitable for transplants and others die waiting for a transplant.