When the moment came, Curry met it with an appropriate sense of ceremony.
Encouragingly Buttler gives the impression that he has an appropriate sense of perspective about it all.
The action they took to investigate and resolve concerns "was inadequate and lacked an appropriate sense of urgency".
Pitching them against each other on opposite sides of the law, Miike gives this stunt-casting the appropriate sense of occasion by turning every dial up to 11.
Otherwise, we hear the Brahms symphony we know and love treated with respect, an appropriate sense of drama and at times even a little impetuosity.
He also brought an appropriate sense of spontaneity and fetching colors to Betsy Jolas's atmospheric "Piece Pour Saint Germain" from 1980.
Although that does not explain Connelly's own maternal neglect, it may point to one reason why she failed to develop an appropriate sense of personal responsibility.
She argues that those who are concerned about an ill-conceived rush to preventive trials lack the appropriate sense of urgency.
She writes of those sanctions with an appropriate sense of irony and outrage: they have made it easier for the despot to survive in power, for they have ruined the middle class and reduced it to silence.
On Friday, Mr. Lewis declined to say when his replacement would be chosen, but said, "I can just say that there's an appropriate sense of urgency but combined with wanting to obviously make the best decision".
Without professing any depth of understanding on these issues myself, I can only hope that the church will lead us through the next millennium with an appropriate sense of humility in the face of the glorious complexity of God's creation.
