Sentence examples for a rather appropriate from inspiring English sources

A rather appropriate end to a campaign that was hardly full of usual German success, as Northern Ireland proved with their two famous victories in Belfast and Hamburg.

It is a rather appropriate decoration, because, since the beginning of prohibition, McSorley's has been the official saloon of Cooper Union students.

Across the coffee table – we are in a suite at Claridge's in west London, where the art deco furniture is a rather appropriate shade of air force blue – Sullenberger meets my eye and holds it.

There are few drag nights operating on this scale (and scales would make a rather appropriate outfit one feels) – think catwalks and dance shows galore, every third Saturday of the month.

That he might, therefore, become a figurehead for a generation of hipsters for whom irony was a default setting seems rather appropriate.

Moreover, the data set used in this paper, namely a household labor force survey makes a flow analysis based on worker transitions rather appropriate.

Since the superhero's reinvention four years ago – she was previously known as Ms Marvel – the character has swapped a series of revealing outfits for a rather more appropriate red and blue jumpsuit.

At 10% interest rates, with 7.4% inflation, real rates in Turkey are still less than 3% real rates, for example.Indeed, Black Wednesday seems a rather more appropriate term this time since the sharp rise in rates may damage the financial sector and the rest of the economy without stabilising the currency.

So it seemed rather appropriate that this would happen near a place called Hell.

It's the bicentenary of Pride and Prejudice, arguably her best-known novel, so getting her on a note by the end of the year would be rather appropriate.

Which is rather appropriate given that in musical notation Andante signals a "walking" tempo of 76-108 beats per minute (bpm).