Sentence examples for appropriate nature from inspiring English sources

A few lines of text of the appropriate nature may be enough (if it is published) but while it is common, it should not be frivolous.

Copeland encouraged media attention of an appropriate nature: a bridal shoot for Town & Country; a "Gilded Age White Party," with croquet on the lawn, hosted by HGTV.

"Eddie and I spoke about it and when Eddie talks to someone that person is left in no doubt as to the appropriate nature of his behaviour and that it should not be repeated.

In its 16 pages, it leaps from matters over which there is total international consensus (the unacceptability of physically and sexually abusing children) to matters on which there is no such consensus among the world's countries and cultures, such as the appropriate nature of sexual or reproductive education for children.

The objective of this study was to determine the appropriate nature and length of follow-up for patients with a benign thyroid nodule.

In retrospect, Daubert's gatekeeping metaphor appears to have misconceived both the timing and the appropriate nature of judicial intervention into the production of litigation-related scientific knowledge.

The peroxide bond of these molecules is essential to the generation of free radicals, and the appropriate lipophilic nature is naturally important for the drugs to cross membrane and cytosol to reach mitochondria membrane-a hydrophobic environment.

It seemed somehow appropriate that nature would assert its unpredictability at this ceremony.

Most proper functions are directed toward securing things which are appropriate to nature.

Go nude where it is appropriate, hiking, nature reserves.

The self-efficacy of children and parents will be targeted with the age-appropriate progressive nature of the curriculum that is designed to provide the opportunity for successful mastery experiences for the children.