Sentence examples for and appropriate to a from inspiring English sources

In a profession often associated with showmanship and ego, Ban's work appears humble, and appropriate to a historical moment that celebrates altruism, or its posture.

Thus connecting this experience with causal explanations is elucidating and appropriate to a full and broad understanding of that experience in all of its aspects.

These ceremonies evoked Rebecca and Isaac and a whole line of Jewish marriages that came after, but in a way that was authentic for the couple and appropriate to a world that has progressed since the day when asking a woman if she wants to marry was considered revolutionary.

It is an accurate, highly reproducible, cost-effective, and appropriate to test a broad range of anesthetic regimens that are commonly used in contemporary pediatric anesthesia practice.

"I believe it is now timely and appropriate to appoint a fully dedicated chief executive to this, our largest business".

"I thought it correct and appropriate to send a message to society and leaders of all levels and to tell them that they would be held accountable," he said.

Wouldn't it be more touching, and appropriate, to stage the cabaret as a home entertainment, however fancy the home?

The messages reflected a range of ideas and concerns appropriate to a college that is nicknamed Diversity University: "Free Palestine".

Differences in family background, together with the cultural mix partly occasioned by change of immigration patterns, required teaching behaviour and content appropriate to a more heterogeneous school population.

In both, the perspective is one of topographical omniscience, which implies divine beneficence, but also a sense of ownership and surveillance, appropriate to a country that took Manifest Destiny as a national creed.

For example, a soprano singer would find notes transposed to the F below middle C very low for her range, and more appropriate to a tenor.