Sentence examples for a perfectly appropriate thing from inspiring English sources

"I think that it is a perfectly appropriate thing to do," Mr. Giuliani said of the renaming today of a two-block section of Cameron Place in University Heights to Anthony Baez Place.

And allowing military recruiters is a perfectly appropriate string".

This, in Hegel's view, is a perfectly appropriate, indeed necessary, thing for music to do.

We have an appropriate cognition of a thing when we are able to list most of its constitutive elements, and a perfectly appropriate knowledge when we can specify all of its constituent elements (fol. 10vb).

"The Benton Woods Museum would have been a perfectly appropriate name," John Wilmerding told me.

That's a perfectly appropriate amount of time to begin transferring troops out".

"A German Army operation in Afghanistan is a perfectly appropriate way to overstretch their endurance," he added.

No one knows who came up with it, but their adventures soon had a perfectly appropriate name: the Grand Tour.

Low Like Djuret, Nytorget Urban Deli has a perfectly appropriate name, organizes weeks with special themes, and opened in September.

City officials, however, maintained that Monday was a perfectly appropriate day to restore order to the streets.

"To take a simple example, a construction company is, on the face of it, a perfectly appropriate investment.