Sentence examples for appropriately though from inspiring English sources

Appropriately, though, it was while on another trip to Poland, searching for the shadows of her grandfather as well as of Rodinsky, that Lichtenstein met an Englishman, David Jacobs, who would lead her to Rodinsky's grave.

FOR a film about the man who arguably invented the computer, "The Imitation Game" feels appropriately, though disappointingly, robotic.

By suspending Joseph J. Ellis without pay for a year, administrators at Mount Holyoke College have acted fairly and appropriately, though they must have done so with regret.

Administrators overseeing fund raising efforts at both institutions said that they offered student volunteer solicitation training and trusted that they would act appropriately, though neither mentioned changing practices in the future.

Unfortunately Marian Araujo and Paul Reid, though appropriately physically fortunate, are less interesting in the other two roles; we don't get enough of Julian's zealot-like belief in a positive future, nor of the complexity of Tara's reaction to Darren.

He explains this away, however, partly on grounds that knowledge is the norm of practical reasoning, which creates strong "practical pressure" to confabulate or exaggerate in claiming to know things, so that we can view ourselves as reasoning and acting appropriately, even though usually the best we can do is to approximate appropriate action and reasoning.

And the music was appropriately festive, though it did move past "Happy Birthday" once the conductor had collected himself.

Morality police reprimand women on the street who they feel are not appropriately covered, though current president Hassan Rouhani has taken a less hardline approach to the issue than his predecessor.

But these are capable of being sensed, provided the knower is appropriately situated; though unsensed they are part of the world of (sensory) phenomena.

This means that Alexa will be able to understand follow-up questions and respond appropriately, even though you haven't addressed her as "Alexa".

IGNs Ed Lewis called the music "appropriately dramatic", though stated it was often drowned out by the ambient noise and voice acting.