But when it comes to making threats like that of physical harm or showing just total disrespect, you know, I -- it&aposs unbecoming, it&aposs conduct unbecoming.
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Ultimately, "Unbecoming" is a chronicle of letting that violence go.
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"That tweet was nasty, unbecoming of a president," Schumer told reporters.
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His actions are unbecoming of a leader of the free world.
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It comes across as unpresidential and unbecoming of an elder statesman.
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Revoking his security clearance is an act unbecoming of a President.
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These words and actions are unbecoming of the office Trump seeks.
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His actions both at the press conference and afterwards were unbecoming.
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As if observation is unnecessary or unbecoming if done without consent.
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For a rock that was made rich by refugees, that is unbecoming.
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That I didn't make dirty jokes that I am told are unbecoming.
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It was widely seen as inappropriate, insensitive and unbecoming of her office.
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But it was also somehow unbecoming for a team synonymous with excellence.
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The HHS Inspector General concluded Vermillion's conduct was "unbecoming" and violated policy.
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But it's very unbecoming of a 71- or 72-year-old President.
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"Unbecoming?" the BBC interviewer, Ms. Maitlis, replied with a tone of incredulity.
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"Unbecoming?" the BBC interviewer, Ms. Maitlis, replied with a tone of incredulity.
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Trump's lynching comment was immediately condemned by critics as unbecoming of a president.
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"So, don't get cocky; it could prove to be very unbecoming," Cramer said.
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Brown said Sessions's speech was "unbecoming" of the nation's chief law enforcement officer.
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It is unbecoming, unrealistic and counterproductive to protecting and advancing our national interests.
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Recreational drugs fell under the Tour's private "conduct unbecoming a professional" disciplinary policy.
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"We're left with conduct unbecoming the highest officer of the court," Kafker said.
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" American Thinker blog: "I am quite certain this is most unbecoming of the President.
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It is dangerous rhetoric, unbecoming of a national leader in this time of crisis.
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He called her behavior "unbecoming" and argued Pelosi tried to make the gathering unproductive.
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He scandalized the league with his gambling, carousing and other conduct unbecoming a ballplayer.
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Since then, three other women have come forth to accuse Franken of conduct unbecoming.
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The House Democratic Caucus called his actions "unbecoming and disrespectful" and demanded he leave office.
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Patten was reprimanded for "conduct unbecoming an employee" and violating the department's uniform code Monday.
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For as often as we find pleasure in Claire Danes's notoriously unbecoming—if theatrical—cry
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Judge Ellis exhibited open hostility to the prosecution and an irascible temperament unbecoming a jurist.
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That is reckless behavior — totally unbecoming a president, a professional or just a serious adult.
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" 'Unbecoming a Senator': What the rule says Rule 19 of the Senate rules states that "No senator in debate shall, directly or indirectly, by any form of words impute to another Senator or to other Senators any conduct or motive unworthy or unbecoming a Senator.
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Arndt was suspended for two days without pay for conduct unbecoming an officer, the statement said.
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Some men, and women, feel this behavior is unbecoming – and they aren't afraid to say so.
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" Labour politician David Lammy said Trump's tweet was "cheap, nasty and unbecoming of a national leader.
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" She said they were unbecoming of "the person who is representing us on the world stage.
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The timing of this announcement smacks of political motivation, which is unbecoming of any prosecutor's office.
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In 1994, he was accused of "conduct unbecoming an employee," a summary of the case states.
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The Trump administration's attitude toward sovereignty betrays a paranoia unbecoming of the world's most powerful nation.
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After a series of unbecoming groans and unconscious gestures of revelation, I said as much to Aftel.
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"Further, Norton's personal behavior was found to have constituted conduct unbecoming an officer," the Navy statement said.
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She was arrested and charged with "conduct unbecoming an officer and overindulgence in intoxicants," The Times reported.
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" Hill also called for his opponent to "delete his tweet spreading this message unbecoming of political discourse.
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The board did, however, find him guilty of conduct unbecoming of an officer, the Army Times reports.
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Some said it was unbecoming of a public figure, and they said that his comments were offensive.
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Women should be allowed to fully participate in that culture no matter how unbecoming it may seem.
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"Some said it was unbecoming of a public figure and that his comments were offensive," Ryan continued.
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That was also kind of unbecoming, in that it was done in such a large, like, splashy way.
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This spurious guilt-by-association is both lazy and unbecoming of a man in his position of authority.
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They complain about how Trump Baby Dick is unbecoming of Reddit, yet post images of Clinton in blackface.
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It was unbecoming of a human rights champion not to have spoken about the atrocities committed against minorities.
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It's not clear why the well-coifed hosts are hoping to propagate unbecoming photos of themselves on the internet.
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"This behavior is shocking, appalling, and totally unbecoming of the supposedly hallowed office of U.S. senator," the group said.
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Padilla slammed Trump's comments about fraud last month, saying they were unsubstantiated, reckless and unbecoming of a president-elect.
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In most films, you get to witness the decision a character makes that seals his or her own unbecoming.
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Democrats and Republicans appeared to agree, at least superficially, on one thing: The behavior of senators has been unbecoming.
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But it's all still conduct unbecoming the office, and it gives the president's hysterical enemies yet another reason to hyperventilate.
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He was given an other-than-honorable discharge for conduct unbecoming an officer and resigned from the Army on Monday.
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Lincoln in particular steered clear of the trail, as outright campaigning was still considered unbecoming of a future chief executive.
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Unbecoming: Yale MFA Photography 2018 Thesis Show continues at David Zwirner (533 West 19th Street, Chelsea, Manhattan) through July 25.
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An official needn't commit a crime for the House to conclude an abuse of power or unbecoming conduct has occurred.
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Do it all, and do it flawlessly, but don't you dare crack under the pressure—it's unbecoming of a lady.
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Although, obviously, it really was because he was an activist and that was the real behavior they thought was unbecoming.
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In the volume's final poem of, "Softness," Kandinsky writes: Each lay on his own horse, which was unbecoming and improper.
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Bhagwati's memoir, "Unbecoming," offers a distinctive lens on the Marines: She is South Asian, bisexual and a forceful, frank writer.
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"Wells Fargo is and has engaged in activities that are unbecoming of a bank and that's being kind," said Rep.
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"It's unbecoming for studio heads to insert themselves into that space, and a rampant ego produced that circumstance," Madden said.
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"The president's comments are shockingly divisive and unbecoming of the occupant of the highest elected office," said AJC CEO David Harris.
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And, as Radiziwill shows with her comments, it's considered dangerous or unbecoming for a woman to have "too many" sexual partners.
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It was that her rival was so uppity, and so unbecoming too, with her rural accent and obvious lack of education.
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Rep. Lloyd Smucker of Pennsylvania wrote that "racially-motivated statements or behavior is totally unacceptable and unbecoming of our great nation."
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An unbecoming attack on Kavanaugh will only alienate these voters and cost Democrats a chance to win control of the Senate.
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No woman should ever be subjected to this type of obscene behavior and it is unbecoming of anybody seeking high office.
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The GOP blasted Pelosi for this unexpected move, with House Minority Leader Kevin McCarthy calling it "unbecoming" of a House speaker.
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Any New Yorker who has braved the walkways beneath city overpasses or rail lines knows just how unbecoming they can seem.
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Scott Soha, were suspended on Thursday for conduct unbecoming of police officers in the arrest of Ms. Daniels, city officials said.
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Drop the sandwich in a tank of water and it does something very unbecoming of metals: It floats no matter what.
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Ronald F. Lewis, who had already been dismissed from his position, had engaged in behavior unbecoming an officer and a gentleman.
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" That's part of an unbecoming trend the characters all go through here, one which my college professor described as the "oppression Olympics.
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It's possible that Samsung doesn't want to slow sales of its wearables based on the unbecoming performance of its flagship mobile device.
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Mark Thompson is set to face trial Thursday on charges of false official statement and conduct unbecoming an officer and a gentleman.
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The range of show-stopping allegations may expand beyond sexual misconduct to other conduct deemed unbecoming of a future Supreme Court Justice.
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Beyond Trump's behavior unbecoming the presidency of the United States, there is a complicit Republican Party allowing it, for reasons beyond comprehension.
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Saudi Arabia has decided that the material evidence constitutes conduct unbecoming an officer of the Saudi Royal Air Force and Royal Navy.
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It was probably always likely that Solo's all-time national team great national team career would end in some kind of unbecoming way.
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Per the prudish rules we tend to apply to players—and only players—in the NBA's free agent marketplace, it's also borderline unbecoming.
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" Yes, Anonymous is happy about the conservative judicial appointments, the deregulation, the tax cuts; what rankles is the "unbecoming" behavior, the "unseemly antics.
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Clinton's campaign chairman, portrayed Mr. Trump's Twitter post about Ms. Flowers as yet another example of behavior unbecoming of someone seeking the presidency.
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" In a statement released after her tweets, Cruz continued lambasting Trump, saying his actions are "unbecoming of a leader of the free world.
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One of the major grievances leveled at bitcoin has been regular swings in value, a trend unbecoming of a global means of monetary exchange.
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Looking at their research after Mr. Rubio mocked Mr. Trump, campaign aides felt a gut punch: Voters said it was unpresidential, unbecoming and immature.
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Mr. Perkins was in New York rehearsing for a Broadway show, so Ms. Epper donned Norman's unbecoming dress and wig for the climactic scene.
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Since when, and by whose decree (the cosmetics industry, doctors whose specialty is plastic surgery), is it shameful and unbecoming to look your age?
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If it is in some way unbecoming to enjoy being on top of the table, it is hard to know what the point is.
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And, yes, as such, they have the right to fire or penalize an employee who, they believe, engages in conduct unbecoming to the team.
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I think it's very unbecoming of the office of President of the United States to talk like that to the great people like that.
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Troops get that designation if their service branch determines their conduct to be a security threat or unbecoming of the uniform, among other things.
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The big picture: The comments have drawn criticism from former intelligence officials and veterans who view Trump's comments as unbecoming of the commander in chief.
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The official's name at the center of the allegations was redacted from the report — "Misuse of Government Communications Systems and Conduct Unbecoming" — on privacy grounds.
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The president's energized antagonism dulls support from people who see his antics and petty peevishness as unbecoming of someone who holds the nation's highest office.
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" Comedian Rob Schneider, meanwhile, also poked Lewis with a tweet on Monday that suggested Lewis' "illegitimate" comment was unbecoming of Dr. King's example. "Rep. Lewis.
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" "When the President makes this personal, he really is exuding behavior unbecoming a leader of a free world," she told Don Lemon on "CNN Tonight.
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The United States' actions to "suppress" Chinese companies' legitimate development interests were "extremely unfair and immoral", and were unbecoming of a great power, Hua said.
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" A photo in the other skybox was of Pamela Anderson, also in an unbecoming shot, who was, according to the headline, " Destroyed by Plastic Surgery !
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But [the FBI] had him fired from the post office for behavior unbecoming of a government employee: cohabiting with a woman he wasn't married to.
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If Luke had been written about in a manner unbecoming to the hero, Star Wars fans might well be rioting in the streets this weekend.
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He said Epstein's behaviour had been "unbecoming", but he did not regret their friendship because of the opportunities it gave him to meet business people.
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" On Trump's remarks to the dinner last year: "Some said it was unbecoming of a public figure and they said that his comments were offensive.
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UNBECOMING A Memoir of Disobedience By Anuradha Bhagwati As a young woman at Marine Corps Officer Candidate School in 1999, Anuradha Bhagwati received a letter.
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Hanshaw told the group that, regardless of whether it was or wasn't, the resulting chaos was unbecoming and unlike the typical behavior of the Legislature.
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He said Epstein's behaviour had been "unbecoming", but he did not regret their friendship because of the opportunities it gave him to meet business people.
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Yes," Prince Andrew said about Mr. Epstein, whom he continued to see after the financier had served time for soliciting a minor for prostitution. "Unbecoming?
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Bird was also convicted of conduct unbecoming an officer for putting a service member in touch with a civilian to buy steroids, the notice said.
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The Duke of York told the BBC that his 2010 visit to Mr. Epstein's Manhattan mansion was unbecoming for a member of Britain's royal family.
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A sanction for "conduct unbecoming of an officer" would have been just, he said — or at least public recognition that the department took the issue seriously.
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Weber was placed on paid administrative leave pending an investigation for conduct unbecoming an officer involving the incident and others in recent months, city officials said.
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Park's spokesman, Jung Youn-kuk, said Choo's comments were "unbecoming of the leader of the main opposition party and are political demagoguery that is exceedingly irresponsible".
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"I am not just a symbol," Charles protests after she takes him to task for his unbecoming display of personality, something she has long ago forsworn.
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He said Epstein's behavior had been "unbecoming", but that he does not regret their friendship because of the opportunities it gave him to meet business people.
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"To say this is unbecoming of any man, let alone the POTUS, is a vast understatement," he wrote on Twitter, referring to Trump's tweet about Daniels.
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"To say this is unbecoming of any man, let alone the POTUS, is a vast understatement," Costello, who is not seeking reelection, tweeted late Tuesday morning.
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Portier, the leader of Gallagher's platoon, faced charges of dereliction of duty, destruction of evidence and conduct unbecoming an officer for holding Gallagher's re-enlistment ceremony.
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Skates wedged in chunks of concrete served as sculpted-shoes for ruby onyinyechi amanze (one of the company members whose drawings are also featured in Unbecoming).
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His earsplitting silence on the subject is incompatible with his oath as a physician, and unbecoming of his duties as Surgeon General of the United States.
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He said Epstein's behaviour had been "unbecoming", but that he does not regret their friendship because of the opportunities it gave him to meet business people.
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The comic laid into 45's unbecoming behavior and tawdry tastes, presenting them as a counterpoint to Bush Jr.'s own oafishness in and out of office.
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She often ignores the many unbecoming remarks threats issued by extremists and insurgent groups, most of which are delivered from behind the anonymity provided by social media.
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Stelter ripped Mandel, saying it remarks were "shocking and unbecoming," prompting Mandel to repeat his claim that de Blasio wasn't challenged on his attacks on the press.
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It's hard to find a more apt description of a performer: she merges with the environment, the atmosphere, as she travels through it, becoming and unbecoming herself.
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In his discipline letter to Officer Ficcadenti, he said the tactics were "reckless at best" and amounted to "conduct unbecoming a police officer," among several other violations.
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As the playoffs dawned, it was readily apparent that the Thunder had a few very serious flaws, of the sort that are unbecoming of a title contender.
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" Such behavior is nothing new for Daly, who in his autobiography admitted to being suspended for conduct unbecoming a professional "more times than you've had hot dinners.
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Inglourious Basterds, for example, had me rooting for Christoph Waltz's Nazi commander in a way unbecoming for a Jewish girl who would most definitely have been his target.
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Women face a complicated double-standard when it comes to exercise, because being physically strong and outwardly muscular is often seen as unfeminine or unbecoming of a woman.
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He directed that the Cuban ambassador be recalled "for behavior unbecoming of a diplomat," Chanda told a media briefing, adding that diplomatic ties with Cuba would be retained.
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So unbecoming of a president of the United States to engage in that ... it shows fear or something, I don't know," Kerry said on CBS's "Face the Nation.
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Rather it is an expression of petulance that is not only unbecoming to a president but fails to advance any kind of rational American interests in such cases.
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"The stories are very ugly, you know, let's face it, and very unbecoming of the church so I can see where some people might become enraged," he said.
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As they tussled, a short dark-skinned man with salt-and-pepper hair and the twisted but unbecoming grin of a mischievous child strolled to the barber's chair.
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Policemen and even some of the male journalists at the scene kept asking what I was doing, as if I were engaged in work unbecoming of a woman.
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The most critical said that Mr. Faso was resorting to racial demagoguery unbecoming of the district, and echoing the divisive language that has sometimes emanated from Mr. Trump.
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But is it so bad to cry, even a lot, when we live in a world that told so many of us it was unbecoming to do so?
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Even if the two aren't compatible (though it's unbecoming to be so picky in a situation like this) there's a third sinistral snail that may be a potential match.
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She was, however, the first to lodge a formal complaint with the Cine and TV Artists' Association (CINTAA), a Bollywood trade body, charging her male lead with "unbecoming" behaviour.
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Much like Claire Danes, with her famous cry face, Knightley does something that female stars aren't supposed to: She allows her face to move, to transform, to become unbecoming.
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So unbecoming of a president of the United States to engage in that ... it shows fear or something, I don&apost know," Kerry told CBS&apos "Face the Nation.
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When he moved in a few years ago, he ripped up a dingy wall-to-wall carpet and found pine floors that had turned an unbecoming shade of orange.
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"The attempts by individual academics at UCL to promote allegations of fraudulent behaviour against the hearing's conclusions are unbecoming and a breach of confidentiality and good practice," he said.
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If you were trying to create in a lab a person with character traits more unbecoming in a president, it would be hard to outdo the one we have.
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Queen Amber similarly faced pushback for her online presence, and was told in A Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding that her blog painted an unbecoming picture of the royals.
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In the January 10 hearing, Robbins lashed out at the committee for roughly 30 minutes, accusing Nunes' staff of conduct unbecoming of how attorneys treat one another, sources said.
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Both sexes indulge in inemuri, but women are more likely to be criticized for it, especially if they sleep in a position that is considered unbecoming, Dr. Steger said.
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Mourning their disappearance intersects with mourning the inevitability of it, the constant flux of becoming and unbecoming, the continuum of life and death, in both cultural and metaphysical sense.
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The Philadelphia Police Department said in October that Mr. Rawls, who had been on the force for 17 years, would be suspended and then dismissed for "conduct unbecoming" an officer.
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Hurston's drive to know—to tell and embody stories that other people, powerful people, considered unbecoming—would also lead to personal anguish and earned her as many enemies as admirers.
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As President of the United States, your use of profane, sexually derogatory language in addressing American citizens, or anyone for that matter, is unbecoming of the office you now hold.
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It could even flip the script, putting the White House on the defensive and playing into the narrative that Trump's most aggressive tweets are reactionary and unbecoming of the presidency.
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Ettun, a sculptor and performance artist, and her three fellow dancers performed as part of Unbecoming, an exhibition of different artists' works centered on themes of seeming but false incompleteness.
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But since it is unbecoming to hide alone with your pie, or to glare at loved ones when they ask for seconds, here is a solution: make a bigger pie.
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" She was further soured by a comment attributed to a spokesman for the sponsors — that it would be "unbecoming and degrading for a woman to set a land speed record.
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I cannot forgive a politically sophisticated individual who was fully aware that he was promoting a candidate with a lifetime history of personal and public behavior unbecoming a future president.
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"Your continued silence on this matter is unbecoming of the position you hold, detrimental to the integrity of the game and disrespectful and dismissive to football fans everywhere," Watson wrote.
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The amount of 180-degree turns, name calling and blaming — you watch the president this morning and the way he acted, it is so unbecoming of a president and democracy.
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He was found by a board of inquiry to have engaged in conduct unbecoming an officer and received a discharge under honorable conditions and a General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand.
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Two days later, the Allegheny Bar Association demanded that he undergo an official investigation for his conduct in court, which has been criticized as offensive, racist, and unbecoming of a judge.
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"You engaged in conduct unbecoming to an officer when members under your direct supervision defaced several personal photos of a fellow firefighter with graphic and obscene phallic renderings," the letter stated.
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I'd give Nolan a round of applause, but I'm suddenly really aware of my hands and even the way I'm typing seems to suggest some pretty unbecoming things about my personality.
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After information surfaced in a polygraph for employment with the CIA, he was convicted of "Conduct Unbecoming an Officer" and stripped of a Silver Star plus his Special Operations uniform tab.
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Outwardly, she remained stoic and defiant, defending her husband while a progression of women and well-funded conservative operatives accused Mr. Clinton of behavior unbecoming the leader of the free world.
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Mr Trump has often singled out Ms Omar and Ms Tlaib—along with two other first-term non-white congresswomen, Ayanna Pressley and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez—for unbecoming abuse and derision.
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Then on Tuesday, a dashboard camera video of Travis Kalanick, the company's chief executive, emerged after Bloomberg dug it up, showing him in an unbecoming verbal sparring match with a driver.
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It said it was still reviewing whether to downgrade Hesterman's rank for engaging in an unprofessional relationship with a lower-ranking officer, and for engaging in conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman.
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Washington (CNN)Republican lawmakers were caught off-guard by President Donald Trump's personal attack on "Morning Joe" co-host Mika Brzezinski Thursday, with several saying the remarks were unbecoming of his office.
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"It is extremely unbecoming for a US senator to sink to this level and treat a member of the press this way for simply doing his job," CNN said in a statement.
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This morning TMZ reported that it was Swift who wrote Harris's hit song "This Is What You Came For" and that Harris acted in a manner that Swift deemed to be unbecoming.
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On Wednesday, Israel protested what it called Turkey's "unbecoming treatment" of its expelled ambassador, after the envoy was shown on Turkish media being patted down by airport security in Istanbul in public view.
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AND there are plenty of more relevant reasons to avoid such a rest stop: its dubious cleanliness, its unbecoming bouquet, the open question of whether anyone's bothered to stock it with toilet paper.
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"To say this is unbecoming of any man, let alone the POTUS, is a vast understatement," tweeted Representative Ryan A. Costello, a Pennsylvania Republican who is retiring from Congress, referring to the president.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel protested on Wednesday over what it called Turkey's "unbecoming treatment" of its expelled ambassador, after the envoy was shown on Turkish media undergoing an airport security patdown in public view.
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The Jacksonville Jaguars suspended standout cornerback Jalen Ramsey and defensive end Dante Fowler for one week on Sunday for "violating team rules and conduct unbecoming of a Jaguars football player," the team announced Sunday.
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The term originated during the 1969 New York mayoral campaign, when the Democratic candidate Mario Procaccino charged the highborn Liberal Party incumbent John Lindsay, formerly a Republican, with acts unbecoming to his social class.
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"After a review, I found Amiott to have violated additional departmental rules, including Conduct Unbecoming and Courtesy, calling into serious question his suitability as a Euclid Police Officer," the mayor said in her statement.
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It is unbecoming and unpresidential at best, dangerously confusing at worst, since it fails to address squarely the risks inherent in allowing the Obama deal's rapidly crumbling legitimacy to retain any force or effect.
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Experts said that partisanship in that response, and the way he treated questioning by female Democratic senators on the dais, would be unbecoming of any judicial post let alone the highest court in the land.
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"Regardless of your opinions of the March for Our Lives movement, student walkouts and gun control policies, it was inappropriate and unbecoming of your congressional office to seek to have this student punished," Story wrote.
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The government of Saudi Arabia, which Barr said cooperated fully with the investigation, "determined that this material demonstrated conduct unbecoming an officer in the Royal Saudi Air Force and in the Royal Navy," Barr said.
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"Johnson engaged in conduct that is not only unbecoming, but demonstrated a series of ethical lapses and flawed decision-making that is inconsistent with having the privilege of leading the Chicago Police Department," she said.
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"The depth to which he can stoop to unleash the awesome power of his office against individuals with whom he disagrees is, to say the least, appalling and extremely unbecoming of his office," it said.
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"The senator is reminded that it is a violation of Rule 19 of the standing rules of the Senate to impugn another senator or senators any conduct or motive unworthy or unbecoming a senator," said Sen.
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The church said he had a record of behavior "unbecoming" a monk, according to the officials, all of whom spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk to reporters on the case.
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But as developers continued to flock there and find few restrictions (downtown "Punta" is now dotted with unbecoming apartment buildings standing taller than 10 stories), this once-glamorous resort started losing some of its coastal charm.
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In another choice unbecoming of someone who's otherwise established himself as incredibly intelligent, he chose Daenerys and watched in stupid surprise as she burned down King's Landing, killed innocents, and subsequently offed his brother and sister.
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She may be meek of countenance and demure in dress, with big unbecoming spectacles, but through them she stares at Kaj, who struts about spraying death threats like spittle, and sees him for what he is.
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" Mr. McConnell called the Senate to order under what is known as Rule XIX, which prohibits debating senators from ascribing "to another senator or to other senators any conduct or motive unworthy or unbecoming a senator.
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"We have issued instructions and told them these are unbecoming," a DGCA official said, adding that a letter had also been sent to airlines about such "theatrical performances" by crew members which could risk passenger safety.
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And given that, in his own words, Mr. Trump exhibited conduct unbecoming while he was an entertainment executive, I thought it was the perfect time to raise this issue and call for his star to be removed.
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Caughey, who had been a 50th Space Wing vice commander at Schriever AFB, "was under investigation for multiple charges including several alleged sexual offenses, adultery, and conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman," according to the press release.
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Silvia Cotriss, a nearly 20-year veteran of the Roswell Police Department, was terminated over what the department called conduct unbecoming an officer: a confederate flag, raised above her front porch in the neighboring town of Woodstock.
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In a matter of 72 hours, while celebrating the "achievements" of his first 100 days in office, he spoke in a manner unbecoming a U.S. president, sent inconsistent — if not dangerous —messages to allies and adversaries alike.
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Jacobs "acknowledged that his behavior that evening, although not illegal, was unbecoming of a judge and that his actions were injudicious and reflected poorly upon him and his peers on the bench," Wilder said in an email.
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Bernice Johnson Reagon As a student at Albany State College in Georgia, Bernice Johnson Reagon was expelled because of her activism (or "behavior unbecoming a student of Albany State College," she said in a recent phone interview).
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" The acclaimed food writer Josh Ozersky (RIP) once said some incredibly unbecoming things about it; specifically, that "Cel-Ray is a nasty, bilious tonic forced upon this generation by the Jewish martyr complexes of the prior one.
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Even if they concluded the texts likely were legit, they dismissed the behavior as flirtation that's unbecoming a Qur'an teacher, but not grounds to make him a pariah or to negate his two decades of service to Islam.
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Among other serious accusations about Beckham's unbecoming behavior, Football Leaks also purports that the mass of emails suggests that Beckham "used his charity work as part of a conscious effort to win an honour" writes the Daily Mail.
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Like a pair of jeans that look flattering on one person and unbecoming on the next, a typeface that comes across as elegant in a bit of sample text might look overcrowded when used for your company logo.
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"Johnson engaged in conduct that is not only unbecoming, but demonstrated a series of ethical lapses and flawed decision-making that is inconsistent with having the privilege of leading the Chicago Police Department," Lightfoot said after firing Johnson.
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His statements on torture convey a gratuitous and undisciplined sentiment that is unbecoming of a Commander in Chief of the United States and that would begin to warp America into the enemy it is fighting if not reined in.
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Even if the scheme by members of the Rockefeller family to attack Exxon Mobil isn't illegal, coordinating an unscrupulous and inappropriate attack on an American company is, at the very, least unbecoming of one of our nation's great families.
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According to a new book, "Holy Hockey: The Story of Canada's Flying Fathers," by Frank Cosentino, church leaders did not support the idea of the team in the early 2650s, believing that such showmanship was unbecoming of a priest.
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Any Marines involved could be charged under provisions forbidding conduct unbecoming of a military officer, behavior that brings discredit to the armed force, or broadcasting images without a person's consent when there is a reasonable expectation of privacy, the statement said.
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It was unethical, unbecoming, and just plain stupid for President Donald Trump and White House Counselor Kellyanne Conway to personally use their prominent public platforms to weigh in on Nordstrom's decision to pull Ivanka Trump's clothing line from their stores.
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"Tangerine," his microbudget Los Angeles picaresque tale about two transgender women of color working an unbecoming strip of Santa Monica Boulevard near Highland Avenue, found its way onto year-end best-of lists and has been steadily collecting awards and nominations.
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"The FBI concluded what many Americans have known for quite some time, which is that Hillary Clinton's conduct as Secretary of State and her mishandling of classified information was disgraceful and unbecoming of someone who aspires to the presidency," he said.
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Indeed, the Cinnaminson Township Public Schools district that recently tried to oust Joseph Michael DeShan for alleged "conduct unbecoming a staff member," had already investigated him in 2002 after reports of his 123 "relationship" with the teen girl went public.
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My advice to Facebook is that it needs people empowered not only with rules and community standards but also with trust in their judgment to recognize and act on threats, harassment, bigotry, manipulation, and generally behavior unbecoming to a human being.
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He described her decision as "unbecoming" -- as if he were talking about a woman not wearing pantyhose to a cotillion dance, not a speaker of the House using her legal capacity to disinvite the President from speaking on the House floor.
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A day later, an official from the police department's internal affairs division accused Lynch of "conduct unbecoming of an officer," saying he violated the department's rule barring employees from talking to the media without proper clearance, the Post-Dispatch reported Wednesday.
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Ed Sheeran: Divide (Asylum/Atlantic) English folkie troubadour and Taylor Swift pal Ed Sheeran is so nice, so unassuming, it's odd to consider his long string of platinum singles, as if such success were unbecoming of a man so gentle.
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The nine graduate students exhibiting work in the show, titled Unbecoming, do their best to engender Sontag's "ecology" of reality and fiction, often attempting to smash the thin border between those two realms of existence with an unsettling (if patently quirky) effect.
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"Captain Weber has been placed on paid administrative leave pending an investigation for conduct unbecoming an officer, regarding not only this incident but her disciplinary history in the last six months, as per the police department's progressive disciplinary process," the city statement said.
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Although adherents, often with cigarette and beer in hand, attest to the Beijing Bikini's cooling health benefits, they face mounting hostility from educated upstarts or busybody bureaucrats who find the summer parade of bulging tummies uncouth and unbecoming of a great nation.
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The issue, mostly, was that this was somehow cheating, or cheap—not that it further perpetuated the NBA's undeniable imbalance of power but that it was somehow not canon, in violation of some broader narrative rule, and otherwise conduct unbecoming of a hero.
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The strategy it developed to meet that end — its annual blitzkrieg of a celebrity-and-fashion Gala — is still a touchy subject, discussed sotto voce by others within the museum, who feel its glitz and cost is somehow unbecoming to the institution.
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"It's undignified and unbecoming," John Brassard, the Conservative Party spokesman and a member of Parliament, said in an interview, during which he argued the cutout was an accurate metaphor for Mr. Trudeau: "Our prime minister is all about style with very little substance."
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With each abnormal, unbecoming, or dishonorable act, President Trump makes it harder for his appointees to defend him, harder for traditional Republicans to maintain their uneasy power alliance with him, and easier for Democrats to take the moral high ground and secure political advantage.
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A good example of this is her Girls Are Always Classy series, where she poses models in positions we would normally deem as debaucherous or unbecoming, like puking after a big night out, and replaces the bodily fluids with roses, a traditional symbol of femininity.
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Even if you find Lee's protests about which Madison Square Garden entrance he is allowed to use to be unbecoming rants from an entitled celebrity, be advised that such a takeaway probably does not mesh with how Lee's anger landed with players around the league.
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Federal prosecutors evaluated each case and determined that none merited charges, Barr said, although the government of Saudi Arabia determined the material amounted to "conduct unbecoming" of a military officer, and the 21 trainees were disenrolled and returned on a flight to the kingdom Monday.
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Hers is the kind of "greed" and hubris that apparently still isn't welcome when it's coming from the working class; monetizing forgiveness is considered unbecoming, even when it's the lack of it that effectively stripped her of the chance at an "honest" career to begin with.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell had found Warren in violation of the Senate's Rule 19, which prevents senators from using "any form of words [to] impute to another Senator … any conduct or motive unworthy or unbecoming a Senator," for attempting to read the letter criticizing Sessions.
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While shows like this one make the Yale-to-Chelsea pipeline seem all the more real, the nine artists in Unbecoming have proven their own worth with a powerful show that revels in the peculiarities of photography, exploring that space between reality and fantasy, truth and fiction.
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" McConnell demanded that the presiding officer rule that Warren had violated Senate Rule XIX, which states, "No Senator in debate shall, directly or indirectly, by any form of words impute to another Senator or to other Senators any conduct or motive unworthy or unbecoming a Senator.
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We don't actually see much of the transitions between owners — some are shown, others not — and though she has the most screentime (and several names, including the unbecoming "Doody" and "Cancer"), she is really just an observer here, the wandering MaGuffin and, by default, only real protagonist.
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These are devout Muslims who tenaciously pursue the pilgrimage, enduring the inconveniences of an arduous journey and sidestepping hurdles put in place by a difficult political climate whose temperatures continue to climb, and ignoring a string of unbecoming stories about the Hajj, including stampedes, fires and sexual harassment.
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By the time he was helpless with it he would have his students in stitches, with abrupt barks of clockwork hilarity coming from Charles and a dazzling flow of unsuspected lovely laughter transfiguring Josephine, who was not pretty, while Eileen, who was, dissolved in a jelly of unbecoming giggles.
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" Karen Meredith, the Gold Star and Military Families coordinator for VoteVets, who lost her son, First Lt. Ken Ballard, in Iraq, said Trump's "actions and words on this entire matter of the fallen in Niger is disgraceful, and unbecoming of a President of the United States and commander in chief.
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"We are also saddened to see unbecoming of the President behavior of Trump, his lack of empathy, selfish and divisive actions have undermined the dignity of the high office of the presidency, one more time he has shown the nation him undeserving of the leadership of our great nation," it said.
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Portier, the leader of Gallagher's platoon, faced charges of dereliction of duty, destruction of evidence and conduct unbecoming an officer for holding Gallagher's re-enlistment ceremony next to the corpse of a teen Islamic State militant the decorated SEAL was accused of stabbing to death after treating the boy's wounds.Adm.
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Tumacho — it would be unbecoming to reveal which character becomes possessed — sucks people almost dry, leaving just enough that they don't die, and still has room for ungodly amounts of food, served by the cook Chappy (Andy Grotelueschen, a recent Tony Award nominee for "Tootsie" — told you the cast was ace).
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Andrew also was criticized for having said that Epstein behaved in an "unbecoming" manner with girls and women, and justifying his decision to spend four nights at Epstein's New York mansion — on a 2010 trip whose ostensible purpose was to end their friendship — because it was "a convenient place to stay."
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At the end of the 2000s, celebrities had found themselves largely beholden to the seemingly ever-growing swarms of paparazzi, forced to remain vigilant about how and when they appeared in public, terrified that a snippet of unflattering, unbecoming, or straight-up scandalous footage would make its way to TMZ.
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" McConnell, angered that Warren read King's words on the Senate floor, invoked Rule 19, a Senate provision in the Senate code of conduct that prohibits Senators from "directly or indirectly, by any form of words impute to another Senator or to other Senators any conduct or motive unworthy or unbecoming a Senator.
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The officers may have thought they were posting private thoughts, but Chuck Wexler, head of the Police Executive Research Forum, a research and policy group, says the postings are a "21st-century version of conduct unbecoming a police officer", a police disciplinary rule that has been upheld by state and lower federal courts.
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Seven months and more than 24,200 games later, Magic Johnson upstaged the retirements of two legends — Dirk Nowitzki and Dwyane Wade — in unbecoming fashion by abruptly walking away from Jeanie Buss, LeBron James and the rest of the Los Angeles Lakers through a chaotic hour of unscheduled interviews with the news media.
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"It's still two starts; and obviously, the massive struggles that happened before, the only thing you want to think of is not letting that kind of creep back in," said Harvey, who is an unbecoming 226-26 on the season but no doubt in a better frame of mind than he was a week ago.
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However, to try and score personal political points by taking advantage of their tragedy with this bill is a gross and unbecoming misuse of congressional authority, especially when it is largely centered against an ally that helped — with the testimony of the highest-ranking U.S. officials — foil further terrorist attacks against the people of the United States.
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Prince Andrew was widely criticized for not expressing sympathy for the alleged victims of Epstein's sex-trafficking and for trivializing Epstein's crimes by calling them "unbecoming" conduct; he also offered questionable alibis in an attempt to "prove" he never had sex with a victim who accused him and pledged to participate in the American authority's investigations of Epstein.
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If you stand out at range, Tybura will try all kinds of clever things to try to hurt you—nice front kicks to the body, interesting boxing combinations—but if you press in on him he has a habit to lash out spasmodically in a way which can generously be described as unbecoming of a top ten heavyweight.
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These include claims that he lied to or misled the Senate under oath, that he was not simply the studious scholar-athlete he portrayed himself to be, and that in defending himself in last week's hearing he displayed an anger and partisan resentment unbecoming of a judge, let alone one aspiring for a seat in the highest court in the land.
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"Donald Trump divides every day, in a way that is unbecoming of a president, but also because the media has given Donald Trump a massive opening because they have been so one-sided on this story that it allows him to light dynamite and blow the whole thing up," said Scarborough, who has been a vocal critic of the president and Kavanaugh.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE on Monday stepped up his attacks on four progressive, minority Democratic lawmakers, which were widely condemned by Democrats — and some Republicans — as racist and unbecoming of an American president.
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"The nature of the dispute and in particular the manner in which it was conducted, irrespective of any comments alleged to have been made, is adjudged to be not only of concern to the public but viewed by us as detrimental to the standing of our company, unbecoming of a manager of our brand and prejudicial to our good name," Daimler Greater China said in an emailed statement.
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The agency ultimately brought four charges against him: first, falsification of time/attendance records, citing 23 examples; second, failure to obtain prior approval to engage in outside activities; third, misuse of position, citing cases of him asking women to teach for his outside class or work on a personal book; and fourth, conduct unbecoming of a federal employee, listing examples where he ditched work events or was intoxicated.
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In late January, Huffington Post announced that all of its Trump-related articles would include an editor's note reading, "Donald Trump is a serial liar, rampant xenophobe, racist, misogynist, birther and bully who has repeatedly pledged to ban all Muslims -- 1.6 billion members of an entire religion -- from entering the U.S." While the editorial stance may delight Trump's detractors, it is viewed by many members of the political press corps as unbecoming of an outlet that bills itself as a news organization.
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Characterizing what happened in that infamous July 25th phone call between Trump and Zelensky as an attempt to extract a "bribery payment" has three advantages: it is a term most American voters will readily recognize as one unbecoming of a US President; from the transcript of the call and evidence from depositions, it appears to be true (though, again, Trump denies that was his intent); and it happens to be one that the framers of the Constitution specifically called out as indicative of impeachable conduct.
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So what we have here is the Republican speaker of the House of Representatives saying that President Trump demands sycophancy from his staff, that the populist administration he promised is filled with Goldman Sachs executives, that he continues to conduct himself in ways unbecoming of a public figure, that his White House is in a continuous state of chaos, and that the way that his top political allies manage all this is to pretend they don't know about it or didn't hear about it or have no thoughts on it.
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