Sentence examples for appropriately says from inspiring English sources

(Rishi Pershad on the telly says he was "coltish" and Willie, rather appropriately, says "he had his mind on other things").

"The attorney-general should not have filed this case because Mr Villalobos has always acted appropriately," says Neal Stephens, Mr Villalobos's lawyer.Last year CalPERS changed its policy to force external money-managers to disclose whether they are using placement agents to solicit business and how much they are paying them.

"In American history, religion is all over the place, and wherever it appears, you should tell the story and do it appropriately," says Martin Marty, emeritus professor at the University of Chicago, past president of the American Academy of Religion and the American Society of Church History and perhaps the unofficial dean of American religious historians.

"When people know their worth and set it appropriately," says Kirkpatrick, "they get what they are asking for".

"If you want to promote resilience and safety, quantify the hazard and expected motions from earthquakes, and build buildings more appropriately," says Hough. "That's money better spent".

"Our characters right now give very polished, perfect performances, but they really are a loop in the sense that they don't really respond to the guests, so bringing the characters down so they know the guests are there and actually respond appropriately," says Wieland. "To stay in character is a big part of what we were trying to pull off here, and so moving in that direction is a big part of it.

"We hope Fifa's sponsors consider our letter very seriously and respond immediately and appropriately," said Sayed Ahmed Alwadaei of BIRD.

"The police responded appropriately," said Inspector Edward Mullen, a police spokesman.

President Bush appropriately said that Mr. Mahathir's comments on Jews were "wrong and divisive".

"The speaker months ago, appropriately, said he regretted the manner in which this was dealt with," Mr. Camara said.

"We're satisfied everything was done appropriately," said Eamonn C. McKee, a spokesman for the Irish embassy in Washington.