Sentence examples for but highly appropriate from inspiring English sources

When Tim Peake is blasted towards the stars next month on a Russian Soyuz rocket, he will carry an unexpected but highly appropriate gift with him.

Instead, she is proposing the idea of Ms. Minnelli -- the "dancing lady" who gets knocked down but rises to dance again -- as New York City incarnate, an unlikely but highly appropriate substitute for the Statue of Liberty.

There will be a rather less glamorous World Cup preview this weekend in Rochdale, where a collection of British-based Fijians take on Ireland A. The nations meet again in a World Cup fixture at Spotland in late October, the Rochdale venue perhaps sounding unlikely but actually highly appropriate given the town's long association with Fijian rugby league.

St Helens will remember, and celebrate, one of their own at a special Super League fixture on Friday night, but Hull are highly appropriate guests.

We've known for 20 years now, ever since his first films in 16mm, that Rohmer was our master, but he remained an éminence grise.' Highly appropriate then that the organisers of this month's Venice Film Festival are seeing fit to award Rohmer a Golden Lion for the ensemble of his career.

Most of the ICDL representations and their meanings were found to be highly appropriate for older children but inappropriate for younger ones.

It is simple, but its darkness and its surreal, unearthly echo make it a highly appropriate commemoration of the victims of Nazi tyranny and a disturbing experience for all who enter.

This model is a hypothesis for primate visual attention, but it also outperforms existing computational solutions for attention in machine vision and is highly appropriate to solving the problem in a robot vision system.

Or maybe a highly appropriate place.

This posture, it turns out, is highly appropriate.

Yet the energy demonstrated is highly appropriate for the theme of origin.