Sentence examples for I was suitably from inspiring English sources
I was suitably impressed.
That was 1979, and I was suitably shocked.
When, years ago, I made my first pilgrimage to Alexandra Palace - its north London venue - I was suitably overwhelmed, as much by the audience as by the size and variety of stalls.
I misread the clue for 30 Across's "Family pet name" as "the name of the family pet" as opposed to "A term of endearment your family might bestow upon you", and thus I was suitably alarmed when the answer turned out to be SIS.
The next morning, I was suitably prepared for a bike ride to salt-flat oases where I watched flamingoes, white except for the radiant pink on the underside of their wings, feeding on the tiny creatures that dwell in the crystal-cool oases.
I was suitably embarrassed by my compatriot's behaviour, but wondered what British person could have such contempt for art, history and human culture that they would deliberately book months ahead on an exclusive tour only to try and despoil the unique works with their hot urine.
I think I'm suitably anxious".
As confused passersby head off for a substandard sandwich, I am suitably impressed and inspired.
Still, I'm happy to be alive, and if there was any doubt about that, then I'm suitably grateful.
I am suitably chastened and have now instituted a swear box – at the rate of 50p an expletive – to create a biscuit fund.
