Sentence examples for appropriate tributes from inspiring English sources

• Appropriate tributes have been paid to once-commanding figures leaving the Commons: Edward Heath, John Major, Hezza and Tony Benn.

One of the most appropriate tributes was Adele dedicating Hometown Glory to Paris, just as the raids on St-Denis started.

That would be an appropriate tribute.

The decision to show a sunny painting is an appropriate tribute.

Remarkably it stayed that way until the finish, an appropriate tribute to Rory Best on the hooker's 100th cap.

It would be an appropriate tribute to the queen if the gallery kept its present name after her death.

"What a remarkably pleasant room!" says the guest, paying appropriate tribute to Adam Miecielica's rich and lovely scenic design.

The players now compete for the Sid Waddell Trophy, an appropriate tribute to the late broadcaster, but one that somehow serves to emphasise his absence.

But Joanna wanted to appear and decided that skating to the Sarah McLachlan song "I Will Remember You" would be an appropriate tribute to her brother.

Sometimes wry scepticism is a more appropriate tribute than po-faced reverence, especially given that Tarkovsky leaves ample room for doubt.

I can think of no more appropriate tribute to Joe than to have the Congress finish the job of doubling the budget for the National Institutes of Health.