Sentence examples for appropriate though from inspiring English sources

That only seems appropriate, though, in an autobiography Dirda himself calls "the unrelenting progress of a literary Horatio Alger hero".

The audit considered it appropriate, though, for the charity to pay Mr. Jean $100,000 to perform at a Yéle fund-raiser in Monaco because that was his market rate.

How appropriate, though, that it was Belichick's defense that nearly changed the course of the Jets' season with a fourth-quarter hit on Testaverde in the teams' first meeting, which the Jets won, 20-19, on Sept. 11 at Giants Stadium.

Cheever's broad strokes are somehow appropriate, though, in her descriptions of exactly who Cummings turns out to be — a man of whom Robert Frost's "I never dared to be radical when young / For fear it would make me conservative when old" seems particularly apposite.

"Preying mantis" might be more appropriate, though, as they are renowned for their big appetites.

It doesn't mean you can't be unique and appropriate though!

It feels oddly appropriate this week, though, after a Manhattan appeals court recognized the sanctity of same-sex relationships in honor of a widowed plaintiff.

If RoomHunt can make it easier to find appropriate roommates, though, these places could suddenly become more rentable and affordable.

She said she thought Ms. Lohan's high neckline of last week was court-appropriate, though her shoes suggested a dominatrix.

The crisp white shirt was perhaps a more weather-appropriate, though still high-maintenance, choice – it probably emerged crumpled from a suitcase.

It was, though, appropriate.