Sentence examples for a more appropriate wording from inspiring English sources
In the revised version we have replaced 'improved' with a more appropriate wording.
A more appropriate word is "complicit".
Boring is a more appropriate word.
A more appropriate word for what happened would be 'commemorate.'commemorate
ADAM: Disappointed would be a more appropriate word.
A more appropriate word than acting might be embodying.
"I was bitten by a bug... hooked is probably a more appropriate word.
A more appropriate word, he said, was tweak — necessary but subtle changes to Tebow's natural motion.
As I write this I think supernatural is a more appropriate word to describe the whole experience.
Doubtless it was accurate a century and some decades ago, and it still obtains today, though "cities" might now be a more appropriate word than "villages".
The battle in Florida, and what Sharpton refers to as the see-lection of George W. Bush, have given a clarity -- relevance might be a more appropriate word -- to black protest politics that was largely absent under Clinton.
