Sentence examples for a suitable word from inspiring English sources

He doesn't believe that "addiction" is a suitable word to use of such young children.

That's also a suitable word to describe the tone of Franklin's direction and the wistful sense of place he brings to the eponymous location, a beautiful Victorian town located on the Mornington Peninsula.

For an example of why personality is also a suitable word to apply to animal behaviour, consider a creature that is probably not top anyone's list of personality candidates: the hermit crab.

It was a performance — if that is a suitable word — that was characteristically simple, plain-spoken and steeped in a deep, abiding faith.

Thus, the designer should specify a suitable word-length for representing variables, considering also quantization errors in the system response.

Consensus on a suitable wording to incorporate the classification was achieved in Round 3 of the Delphi process.

2) Maybe there is a more suitable word (currently teeth) to name the 6 strongly sclerotized structures on the ventral sucker... Thanks.

Actor Richard Green, who also teaches Darug language, says if a suitable Darug word could be found, it might get his backing "if it changed to a Darug word with proper meaning".

The chosen theme helps dictate what the game will be called: once the theme is decided, the team search through various languages to find a suitable representative word.

The most suitable word to describe this behavior is 'fatuous.' It amounts to a vain gesture at taming the unruly tides to accommodate our desires.

The major effort in this step is the choice of suitable word widths for all arithmetic operations in the DSP data path.