Sentence examples for especially appropriate to from inspiring English sources

Especially appropriate to this bare-bones show is "Embers, Smoke and Ashes" by Mary Ann Gofleher-Sumers of Teaneck.

It's especially appropriate to say so because "better late than never" is more or less the subject of the movie.

For example, it seemed especially appropriate to me that the series began with Kevin Sack's story on June 4 about an integrated Pentecostal congregation in suburban Atlanta.

Instead of using a plectrum or fingers, he played guitar with the soft part of his thumb, resulting in a soft attack especially appropriate to his lyrical lines.

When planning began seven years ago, Speight Jenkins, the company's general director, sent letters to potential stage directors proposing a "green 'Ring,' " an idea he thought especially appropriate to the Pacific Northwest.

His depiction of the "artist as intermediary," rendering up his perfection to the glory of God, in reflection of heaven as depicted in the Koran, is especially appropriate to Iranian architecture.

And it is Cinco De Mayo, so it's an especially appropriate day to be having this conversation.

The fall, when the long hard labor of the growing and reaping seasons is finally finished and when the storehouses are as full as they will ever be, is an especially appropriate time to begin the year.

This is an especially appropriate method to be used in RNA-Seq projects [ 50, 51].

Fenofibrate may be an especially appropriate therapy to reduce CVD risk in the setting of renal impairment because it raises apolipoprotein A1 and HDL cholesterol levels and influences HDL particle size (15, 16).

Beethoven's awkward, deeply moving attempt at opera seemed especially appropriate at Friday's first performance.