Sentence examples for appear appropriately from inspiring English sources

By the time he spoke, about three and a half hours after Mr. Gore had, those remarks had been put on a teleprompter, so Mr. Bush could look straight into the camera and appear appropriately presidential.

And so we see our politicians once again worrying in public about the Internet and even hankering for greater powers to intercept everyone's digital communications — taking a 'sledgehammer to crack a nut' approach in order to appear appropriately tough in the wake of last week's horrifying slaughter in Paris.

Thus, neurons in general, appear appropriately equipped to accommodate for their high metabolic demand [ 121, 131– 131].

The standard by which Mueller measured provable criminality appears (appropriately) to be quite demanding.

Portraying the Young Man who wanders into the enchanted forest, Duncan Cooper appeared appropriately wonderstruck by the good and evil magical powers he encountered.

When night falls and the city darkens, "The Corrections" appears, appropriately, as a restaurant; a print "Alfred" plummets from his boat.

This week it means the likes of Ivan Neville (who first appeared, appropriately, on Fat Tuesday), John Scofield, Oteil and Kofi Burbridge, Karl Denson and, for the final night on Saturday, Matisyahu.

Investigators said the disappearance of the beloved statue from Carl Schurz Park appeared, appropriately enough, to be the work of a band of overly high-spirited youths, perhaps latter-day Lost Boys who turned on their own icon.

One Fifth Generation director, Tian Zhuangzhuang ("The Blue Kite"), helped produce some of the films in the Lincoln Center series and even acts in one of them, appearing (appropriately) as a father figure in "How Steel Is Forged".

In no case where the Type 1 error rates of more complex generalized linear mixed model (GLMM) tests appeared appropriately conservative did the power of those tests exceed power of the simpler test on LOCF-completed data.

If the connection between opera appreciation and wartime restraint is not without exception Josef Mengele was said to whistle his favorite arias while sending prisoners to the gas chambers the West Point team appeared appropriately elevated by their experience during the first intermission, when they were escorted backstage.