Sentence examples for equally appropriate from inspiring English sources

But no political philosophy is equally appropriate for every era.

One is "autocannibalism," coined in French but equally appropriate in English.

It was equally appropriate to Saint-Sa?'s "Valse Nonchalante," Chabrier's "Feuillet d'Album" and "La Plus que Lente" of Debussy.

The Wicked Witch of the West's orange smoke puffs were equally appropriate to her super-bad status.

Third, it is not clear whether the tests on which psychometric theories are based are equally appropriate in all cultures.

Musical textures, which in early works were equally appropriate for string quartet or orchestra, became truly symphonic.

Competition organizers are searching for another, equally appropriate locale for the next edition of the Land Art Generator Initiative.

Relaxed but pulled together, the sweaters are equally appropriate for a Palm Beach holiday, a Snow Valley outing or thrown on over jeans anywhere.

While the fans have rewritten an old Andy Williams song to herald their cult hero, the original has a line which is equally appropriate to Ljungberg.

Hirst and his cohort steer happily between the sublime and the ridiculous, earning equally appropriate academic beard-stroking and tabloid frenzy.

With time, however, Americans have come increasingly to understand that it is equally appropriate to ask: Why are we doing such things to ourselves?