Sentence examples for appropriately remarked from inspiring English sources
Obviously, within standard quantum mechanics such a position cannot be maintained because 'wavepackets diffuse, and with the passage of time become infinitely extended … but however far the wavefunction has extended, the reaction of a detector … remains spotty', as appropriately remarked in (Bell 1990).
He was very excited about the trip, and at the end of the visit proclaimed, "Last year I was held back in school because I couldn't read, but this year I was given Istation -- and now I can read!" As a teacher appropriately remarked, "When you can give a kid the gift of reading, you've opened up the world to them.... That's the gift of an education".
Manimala and Wasdani (2015) appropriately remark that enterprises in emerging economies "tend to develop a style of muddling through toward venture creation and growth".
The London Times remarked on my "appropriately lugubrious voice".
The following should be remarked: c3 a and c4 a can be already be appropriately estimated.
Appropriately, a Bonapartist offered that remark.
It was, as Gray remarks, an astute observation, and appropriately directed, for Gorky had close links with the Russian so-called "God-builders".
He told Duterte that China and the Philippines were brothers and they could "appropriately handle disputes", though he did not mention the South China Sea in remarks made in front of reporters.
With just four years difference (Lennox, 60 and Madonna, 56), there were countless remarks on how one was acting "appropriately," and one was not.
