Sentence examples for admirably appropriate from inspiring English sources

So why, I wonder, if that was so admirably appropriate, did he become such a furtive child?

"When we first determined and believed that Mr. Giordano may have been having inappropriate sex," Mr. Wolf said, "all of the appropriate agencies were notified and performed admirably, first ensuring the safety of the children and then developing the probable cause to charge him today".

Maisie admirably wishes to control the course of her life; to use an appropriate metaphor, she wants to be the author of her life's narrative.

Locke is an appropriate name for the film and a character who has admirably chained himself to his decision to be involved in his new son's life.

Moreover, we can appropriate Woolf's term "middlebrow," using it to refer to those, not "to the manner born," who, admirably, employ the opportunities of a democratic society to reach a level of culture they were not born into.

It did, admirably.

Dee is admirably relentless.

Admirably dignified.

It's admirably guileless.

MacGill also bowled admirably.

Otherwise, Amos performed admirably.