unseemliness

"In three months they were married, shocking half the state with such unseemliness."

To the point of unseemliness, my mother would say.

"And the unseemliness increases because they are coming in for four days.

It is as if, through suffering, a certain unseemliness associated with her authority has been erased.

"I apologize, my lord, for the unseemliness of the hour," Monk said immediately.

"If anyone has a suggestion that will quiet this unseemliness, I will be most happy to hear it."

I will not let thee drowse the hours away in such unseemliness, .

Then he grew tired of the unseemliness and deftly separated the three brawlers.

Obviously then, if there is any unseemliness taking place on the premises, it is the women who are offending.

But perceived unseemliness is not a sufficient justification to refuse to comply with a congressional request.

In an age in which garish advertising relentlessly assaults us, some critics fear the potential for unseemliness.

Beyond the bottom line, though, some local business people say there was an unseemliness to the way Hong Kong pursued the deal with Disney.

His sense of form is elegant, meticulous; his prose is exquisite almost to the point of unseemliness.

Mama's unseemliness and naiveness were exampled in her inability to drive (ep.

"Enough of this unseemliness."

The freshness and simplicity of their performances rub away any potential unseemliness, or sappiness, in their romantic pairing.

In proper French neo-classical fashion, she overcomes the limitations of time, place and dramatic unseemliness through omniscience.

OUr court loves not these wastrel troubadours, Loose locks, flushed faces, soul's unseemliness.

Photograph: EPA My friends, it's important that you try to keep your displays of excitement about this in check, because we don't want any unseemliness.

--there was added the womanish and old-maiden-like misery arising from a sense of unseemliness in her attire.

"In keeping with the unseemliness of my profession," as Roth puts it in a late chapter, the author wrote his memoir during his father's medical trials.

Though still cantankerous in the sitcom's first life, Mama's character expanded with wisecracks and humor; pesky antics; unseemliness and naiveness.

I didn't say anything to my grandmother (the idea of "unseemliness" held such weight with me then), but I kept asking my mother if she could have misunderstood.

In a short time she saw him begin to move; and he rose up and looked at his person, and became ashamed of the unseemliness of his appearance.