Sentence examples for appropriate to phrase from inspiring English sources

It may be more appropriate to phrase the question in the past tense, as an acknowledgment that the old breed is dying out and also as a valedictory tribute to one of its finest specimens.

Therefore, given that he does use "in the world" in contexts that clearly include the afterlife, it is appropriate to understand the phrase in this way.

Although most of these writers did not (at first) use the phrase "social epistemology", it was the socializing direction of their thought that makes the phrase appropriate to their work.

So, it may be more appropriate to use Hinman's phrase "second-generation search engines".

Thus it may be appropriate to coin a new phrase for this, that of 'therapeutic research participation".

So what phrase is appropriate to describe Saturday's jaw-dropping reading of 755 at 8 p.m., when all of Beijing looked like an airport smokers' lounge?

Every word was audible, and every important word seemed to spring out spontaneously with a weight and shading appropriate to its meaning, within a phrase that would run forward with perfect naturalness and not be over until it was over.

I wouldn't exactly refer to it as 'making history' like Loïc does, yet I can't help but notice Meetic's tagline in their logo ("Same Game, New Rules") and wonder if one could possibly find a phrase more appropriate to describe the deal.

While searchers often select their articles based on relevant words in the title, a problem arises when more than one word or phrase is appropriate to the topic.

Keywords will be searched using truncation and phrase symbols when appropriate to ensure precise and comprehensive results.

It took a moment for his "we" to register, and another moment to phrase an appropriate response.