Sentence examples for appropriate to feel from inspiring English sources

For example, it is appropriate to feel deeply sad when dealing with the loss of a loved one.

Yet another method would be to use something like the two step approach Gibbard uses when he analyzes judgments of rightness in terms of judging it rationally appropriate to feel guilt and anger at certain actions.

Those who adopt this strategy argue that it is understandable or even appropriate to feel differently about the driver who kills a child than about the one who does not.

You hear from my tone it's appropriate to feel sorry for me.

There's plenty in life to feel blessed and happy about, and there's also times where it's appropriate to feel sour and occupy that mind-state.

When you are watching the footage of the Egyptian people in the street, showing their frustration of 30 years of tyranny and abuse, it's safe and appropriate to feel solidarity with them.

"If you bring people from different cultures to a place that is not the center of civilization, they might be worried that they will not make the appropriate contacts to feel part of the community," he explains.

Given that Johnny Cash personified such intangibles, it feels appropriate to find him telling the story of America's locomotive industry, in words and song.

Would it be appropriate for him to feel a correlative attitude towards himself, such as guilt or shame?

And you needed them to feel appropriate levels of shame and disgust when they did not.

It's the Hebrew word for life, which came to feel appropriate as I spent the day with them.