Sentence examples for appropriate to almost from inspiring English sources

His talk may have been at Harvard, but Mr. Gioia gave what sounded like his standard stump speech, or corporate motivational speech, slick and interchangeably appropriate to almost any audience.

Still, his vocal rawness was almost appropriate to the horror of the confrontation.

What follows are two versions of Thanksgiving dressing, each one appropriate to the season and almost any preparation of the bird.

Such lapses seem almost appropriate to the aristocratic mien of these pages, as if St. Aubyn -- like David Melrose -- would rather be an inspired gentleman-amateur than an industrious professional.

In addition, it is almost appropriate to meet the accuracy constraints of many applications.

The look is almost clinical, appropriate to a film that often seems less about personalities than disassociated body parts.

(Can you think of another?) At first blush, it almost feels appropriate to cheer.

He boasts the "disinterested attitude appropriate to an accounts manager" toward almost everything.

"It is almost never appropriate to abruptly stop prescribing opioid pain medication," Dowell said.

The protein micro array approach which we exploited turned up to be appropriate to test a total of almost 350 human sera against over 100 bacterial antigens, demonstrating that this technology should be taken into account whenever large sets of data on in vivo expression of pathogen antigens and on the subsequent host immune response are required.

In general the players' energy, sometimes dispensed almost violently, seemed appropriate to these mercurial works.