Sentence examples for were considered inappropriate from inspiring English sources

Charley said the move had left her mystified, as she could not understand why the paintings were considered inappropriate.

Mr. McConnell at first agreed to an interview for this article and then canceled the meeting, saying White House lawyers had told him such interviews were considered inappropriate.

For years, bright colors were considered inappropriate, and women in the government were required to wear a shapeless black head-to-toe cover known as a chador.

Following what were considered inappropriate text messages to the South Africa team regarding the then England captain Andrew Strauss, which subsequently contributed to his retirement, Pietersen was omitted from the final Test of the summer.

Delivering a quick history of 20th-century fashion during her new Channel 4 series, Dawn O'Porter explains that the frivolous, glamorous clothes of the 1920s were considered inappropriate during the depression of the 1930s.

Her ambitions and her insistence on pursuing them were considered inappropriate and unhealthy; after her psychotic break she was literally told that this insistence had created her 'split mind' and that the path to a cure lay in giving up all ambitions that didn't conform to the paternalistic ideal".

The name of this ensemble, which is dedicated to music by living composers, refers to the Greek term for notes of indefinite pitch and intervals with complex ratios that destabilize the perfect proportions of harmony theory, elements that in ancient Greece were considered inappropriate for music.

Would those be considered inappropriate, too?

Foods like cucumbers are considered inappropriate for a recovering mother.

It's considered inappropriate or even immoral for white musicians to appropriate African-American styles.

I stopped when I learned that it was considered inappropriate to edit your own Wikipedia page.