Sentence examples for appropriateness that from inspiring English sources

Unusual names are tricky, because there's an invisible line of appropriateness that can easily be crossed.

The work, which was created by Brian Tolle, a 38-year-old New York sculptor, exemplifies contemporary art's ability to meet the public's need for meaningful monuments with an appropriateness that may surprise both advocates and opponents of the new.

There is simply a sustained beauty of phrasing, a close care for the thing to be said and the best way to say it, that blend of precision and appropriateness that has always characterized the best prose, an attentiveness to the truth of human feeling that is in itself a supremely civilized value.

"There's a level of respect and appropriateness that should just be known," Kourtney told Scott over a tense dinner.

Role ethics learned in the home is thus to be seen as acquiring and enhancing dispositions to behave spontaneously with an increasingly cultivated and creative sense of appropriateness that grows as you live your roles beyond the family and local community as well as within them.

An important amendment to that view, voiced by D'Arms and Jacobson (2000a) is that emotions may have intrinsic criteria of appropriateness that diverge from, and indeed may conflict with, ethical norms.

The JRS has its own imaging guidelines, and plans to incorporate into their guidelines the existing referral guidelines (e.g., ACR appropriateness criteria), that will be tailored to the Japanese situation (availability of imaging equipment, disease prevalence, Japanese standards of practice, etc).

In all but two instances where there was a concern, only one of the papers had decision appropriateness data that were used in the Chi-squared analyses.

While many people debated the meaning, and even the appropriateness, of that slogan, a few others immediately saw profit in it.

When bloggers and others questioned the appropriateness of that image just days before Sept. 11, the organization tweaked the ad to remove the skyline image.

Yet all shows, it seems, come to Broadway these days, regardless of their appropriateness to that loud and unforgiving neighborhood, if they have starry names attached.