Sentence examples for appropriate though that from inspiring English sources

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.

Seems rather appropriate though that the Fletch, Vaughany and the England team might have been plugged into 'Final Straw' this world cup...".

And a rule against loud humming of pre-disco Bee Gees hits — also not appropriate, though that is about the noise, not the Bee Gees.

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

He said, though, that the government was still reviewing the appropriate place and time for the dispatch.

The experience is more cinematic than poetic, though that feels appropriate for a book like Frey's.

Tie your currency to that of another and you import its monetary policy, even though that might not be appropriate.

It was therefore appropriate, though possibly accidental, that Tuesday's relaunch took place in the Conway Hall in Bloomsbury, which has an interior that combines the golden age of Heal's with a touch of the Odeon, and meeting rooms named after Fenner Brockway and Bertrand Russell.

Perez said he believes the $15 measures in large cities have been "very appropriate," though he added that local jurisdictions should know what's proper for their own economies.

It is still not appropriate though because it implies that the books are about the children of people who donated their sperm and not about the resulting offspring of sperm donors.

They noted that he hasn't articulated a position on Syria, though that's unremarkable and appropriate.