Although it is a bit truncated here, it is appropriate to its homey surroundings in its strange way.
"We believe that it is for the publisher to develop an advertising proposition that is appropriate to its users expectations rather than leave it to a centralised body, with little or no accountability, to devise a standard that is applicable to all".
A problem with this idea is that each emotion is appropriate to its paradigm scenario by definition, since it is the paradigm scenario which in effect calibrates the emotional repertoire.
In the Symposium, it takes the form appropriate to its genre and audience.
It is nice looking and appropriate to its two acres, but further dwarfs our place.
It includes some crude language appropriate to its characters and a sex scene, shown through slats, that made the audience laugh.
Yet ApproTEC ultimately succeeded in selling more than 24,000 pumps in Kenya and Tanzania, largely because it had a business model that was appropriate to its new market.
In its stride, though, it hits a level of sublime, exaggerated silliness appropriate to its potboiler plot about the exiled Fenian Robert Ffolliott sneaking back to his bucolic Sligo homestead with the help of his friend Conn, the shaughraun (lovable vagabond) of the title.
Good taste, in contrast, should be more stable, for it will display "a certain point of view" appropriate to its object (SOT, 276).
Just as Schutz had argued that the social world dictated the methods for its own social scientific investigation, so here it seemed to prescribe to phenomenology the approach appropriate to its description.
Each dog is automatically served water in a bowl appropriate to its size.
