Sentence examples for appropriate anyway from inspiring English sources

What's appropriate, anyway, in your nightshirt?

Naughtie told him that, having "crashed the car", that wouldn't be appropriate anyway.

It feels appropriate, anyway, that this writer who so stoked and revelled in his international popularity should be fairly, representatively epitomized by his most popular books.

The authors might even consider switching the order of the two Results sections, which may be more appropriate anyway.

Our Great Emancipator of Selfishness, President Ronald Reagan, refreshingly evaded the rhetoric of religion, but has been appropriated anyway as the archangel of American spiritualized greed.

White people try to appropriate it anyway, because white people annex everything.

A really hard concept for many people is that life does not have guarantees, but we do things and take appropriate risks anyway.

To a mathematician, this means "darn tootin " or "case closed" or "quod erat demonstrandum" or "this logic is as irrefutable as the Pied Piper's pipe after his son ran over it with the lawnmower" (well, actually, that last one is "irrefutable," but it's probably appropriate here anyway).

"The way food stamps is structured, even if the authorization expires, it's an appropriated program anyway.

But I will appropriate his line anyway, for my meetings with eight centenarians (well, seven centenarians and one just days away) left me with one abiding impression: that they had been sustained by love - of parents, partners, children.

Apart from my prying questions, while Snapguide has continued to remain a free platform, it is increasingly getting appropriated by brands anyway, something that it's happy to encourage without formalizing things too much.