Sentence examples for appropriately new from inspiring English sources

To the millennial generation, where deviations from heterosexuality are widely accepted, a neatly packaged numerical classification seems appropriately new age.

Although Black was no conservative, his criticism of Griswold -- informed by what has been dubbed, appropriately, "New Deal Originalism" -- has been repeated by conservative critics of the Warren Court's supposed "activism" for decades.

While teriparatide has been FDA-approved for 12 years and has a known safety record when implemented and monitored appropriately, newer anabolic agents will need to also have a large benefit/risk ratio for newer agents that may have a broader anabolic than resorptive mechanism.

Appropriately, the new iPhone-only app is called Meerkat.There is nothing new about broadcasting live video to friends, family, associates or even strangers.

"Lunar Sea," which uses black light to defy gravity and recognizable anatomy, is more of a psychedelic trip into deep space and is set to an appropriately New Agey score.

Nancy Opel plays the town's mayor, and John Rando directs this Off Broadway production, which follows the premiere last fall at the George Street Playhouse in, appropriately, New Jersey.

The project continues with three free performances, presented with Friends of Coffey Park, by Mr. Harris and his Philadelphia-based company, who have merged hip-hop and modern dance to create a sleek yet appropriately gritty new style.

Appropriately the new century opened with a novelty: a successful American fairy tale.

Meanwhile the chanteuse Rosa Passos draws from her appropriately titled new album, "Romance" (Telarc), in the Allen Room.

Kannberg's contributions were more considered and, appropriately, his new band's debut is considered and rather beautiful, its lonesome anthems overcoming the wasted years at one sitting.

There's also love (of a kind) for Tamland, in the form of an appropriately dimwitted new wife, played by Bridesmaids' Kristen Wiig.