Sentence examples for been particularly appropriate to from inspiring English sources

Male Negro falsetto voices have been particularly appropriate to the jittery urban songs of the recent era, and Clyde McPhatter had one of the most compelling of these voices.

That bit about "the dawn's early light" would have been particularly appropriate to our situation, but it was chopped off by the sound folks.

The official definition is a name that is particularly appropriate to the person's profession.

This technique is particularly appropriate to identify acceleration or deceleration of structures in halo CMEs.

The sense of place that the "American Writers" series emphasizes is particularly appropriate to Cooper's work.

This is particularly appropriate to bioelectrochemical analyses, where release and uptake phenomena can occur on the millisecond timescale.

Mr. Kennard, who conducted today's commission meeting, said it was particularly appropriate to adopt the rules on the same week as Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

From the results, it is clear that the synthesis method is particularly appropriate to control the location and distribution of the functional groups within the mesopores.

Control design is based on sliding mode techniques, which are particularly appropriate to control fast switching devices and exhibit strong robustness properties.

Looking at the dates of those mega-musicals, it occurs to me now that such opulence was particularly appropriate to the age of Reagan and the American dollar at its most muscular.

Brahms's humanist requiem is particularly appropriate to honor those still suffering, since it focuses on the living, unlike the traditional Requiem Mass in the Roman Catholic liturgy, which opens with prayers for the dead.