Sentence examples for are exactly appropriate from inspiring English sources

My lower legs are exactly appropriate to their function, which is to help shuttle my brain around as it tends to its daily chores.

The music that [Hayden Panettierre's] character, Juliette Barnes, performs is exactly appropriate to where her character is right now.

That's a viable emotional basis on which to erect a democratic historical art, enriching a public's sense of a particular urban location and its narrative: a non-heroic, compromise solution, you might say, but in a context where compromise is exactly appropriate.

This is the kind of claim made on the stickers of tackily suburban ceramic harlequins sold at malls, which is exactly appropriate for the work.

And he even adds the remark "that, with this dialogue interpretation, Łukasiewicz logic is exactly appropriate for the formulation of the 'fuzzy set theory' first described by L.A. Zadeh (1965); indeed, it is not too much to claim that \(\rL_{\infty}\) is related to fuzzy set theory exactly as classical logic is related to ordinary set theory".

Oh, yes! [Laughs.] It's exactly appropriate.

It was exactly appropriate to the threat.

But effective though analogies may be, they are never exactly appropriate and sometimes are downright wrong.

But for the large-scale opinion surveys typically carried out in the developing world many questions covering broad topics that are designed to identify the differences between communities—"this is exactly the appropriate method for detecting fabrication," Kuriakose says.

The wing of fly or dragon fly and also bones have extraordinary characteristics of mechanical resistance and lightness and their complex structure is designed so that at any place there is exactly and appropriate quantities of matter with the good orientation and the smallest weight.

Which was exactly the appropriate reaction.