Sentence examples for appropriate to remember from inspiring English sources

"I am sure when things settle down, we will think of something appropriate to remember him by.

With Notre Dame set to renew its Yankee Stadium rivalry with Army on Saturday, it is appropriate to remember Rockne.

So, when in the forthcoming days we hear again and again the "Ode to Joy," it would be appropriate to remember what comes after this triumphant melody.

All's bad that ends bad, or so the perception goes among football fans, but with the galactico era it might be more appropriate to remember the good times.

It is considered appropriate to remember that, as already described by Múčka and Granlund [13], the two parameters defining the fitted PSD [G d(n 0) and w] are independent of each other and in particular, the second one provides information about the wavelength distribution in the spatial frequency range of interest.

It is appropriate to remember that we, the US, supported individuals like Osama Bin Laden and others in the waning years of the cold war.

It's an appropriate time to pause, just as it's an appropriate time to remember and learn and consider.

"We felt it was very appropriate this year to remember and recognize our wounded warriors.

He said the city council had rejected the project as not being an appropriate way to remember the victims.

It is an appropriate time to remember the vast tide of oppression, tyranny, and mass murder that communist regimes unleashed upon the world.

Since Mr. Ahern announced plans for the ceremonies last year, Ireland's talk shows, opinion pages and political meetings have been dominated by angry arguments about whether the 1916 rebels were heroic patriots or ideological bullies with guns, and whether a national display of armed might was an appropriate way to remember the event.