Sentence examples for certainly appropriate to from inspiring English sources

That was certainly appropriate to Kleban's personality, but it contributed to the show's breast beating.

This approach should create a claustrophobic effect, one certainly appropriate to the story line.

While it was "certainly appropriate" to build a database, he said: "I don't think it would dramatically change public perception of the appropriate size and scope of government.

Krister Linder's ghost-like voice in Turning Daisies, certainly appropriate to that song's gloomy theme, seems an unusually pure form of singing – basically just adding a musical note to the act of breathing.

"It's certainly appropriate to commemorate those two historic events given Jefferson's leadership in the Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis and Clark expedition," said Dan Jordan, president of the Thomas Jefferson Foundation, which owns and operates Monticello.

But we believe that it's certainly appropriate to go out and recruit a candidate that you feel would make a really great candidate," said Bruce Rastetter, an Iowa energy executive who made the trip.

Briefing journalists on Air Force One, Carney, urged restraint on Kiev, saying "It is certainly appropriate for Ukraine to take action to restore law and order, but we believe that they should continue to do so in a measured and responsible way".

In an about-face, Christianity Today says in a June editorial that it is "certainly appropriate" for bishops to expect a Catholic president to submit to Vatican authority.

It was apposite to our situation, and it would certainly become appropriate to Rushdie's.

"It's certainly not appropriate to be taking it under consideration".

He asks why, if the "skeptic's position" that "jokes have no moral content of their own" is correct, virtually all "self-deprecation is O.K.," while in contrast it's certainly not appropriate to make fun of "disadvantaged" groups, unless of course, you yourself are a member.