Sentence examples for been more appropriate for from inspiring English sources

" I did think it might have been more appropriate for another death metal band, Suffocation, to be in there".

But he added, "Maybe it would have been more appropriate for the governor to invite everybody over before he had to learn some lessons".

I left that up to the three young proprietors, who decided on something that would have been more appropriate for my subsequent appointment with a straight razor.

"It might have been more appropriate for LinkedIn to make it very clear what kind of process this was, and the fact that they employ full-time translators, to appease the fears of translators," Ms. Kelly said.

"We consider that it would have been more appropriate for Mr Watson to have written to Lady Brittan to apologise, and we recommend that he now does so," said the report.

The next day I perused Arts & Leisure to see if others had felt what I had, but to my great disappointment and annoyance I was greeted instead by Bernard Holland's article "When Art Should Yield to Nature," which might have been more appropriate for readers of the Travel or weather sections.

To me ghostwriting is more appropriate for autobiographies than fiction.

Such definitions, replied A, were "more appropriate for parliament".

Such questions would be more appropriate for a psychologist's couch, he said.

"I think 'Comandante' is more appropriate for this one, because of the stance he takes.

So it is more appropriate for the casinos than it used to be".