Sentence examples for all very appropriate from inspiring English sources

It was all very appropriate: she talked about aliens, dolphins, good, evil, Viagra and being green - not in an alien way but a political way.

It's all very appropriate, given that Dunne met the woman who would become his own wife, Molly Bracken, at Princeton: She is an associate dean of admission, and the couple met when Dunne was working on the admission office's Princeton Preview program for admitted students.

Is he opposed to football games?" A reader whose screen name is BrianS said, with what was apparently a heavy dose of sarcasm, that "the groping at the Puerto Rican Day parade and underage drinking and vomiting on St. Paddy's Day are all very appropriate".

"It was a very appropriate sentence," he said.

I just don't think it was a very appropriate way for him to do it.

The first to appear in my gardens has a very appropriate common name: SPRING BEAUTY.

It seems a very appropriate gift to offer to my royal ancestor".

It also seems a very appropriate poem as we approach 1992.

Although Malay subjects preferred "all-worst" to "pits", they did not think "all-worst" was very appropriate and suggested using "most terrible" (8/20) instead.

On a scale of one to five, with one being not at all appropriate and five very appropriate, only 17percentt gave such campaigns a rating of four or five, while 44percentt gave them a rating of one or two.

We found that this evolutionary approach made the best or at least promising solutions in all tests and is therefore very appropriate for use in the automatic circuit design.