Sentence examples for ever appropriately from inspiring English sources

And I don't think I ever appropriately thanked him for it.

Initially, he seems to have grasped the word correctly, using the word "Everest" appropriately in conversation.

The novelty of this approach is that it represents the first-ever appropriately powered primary prevention trial for type 1 diabetes and that it is being implemented across several continents.

No-one was ever more appropriately named for Joy, truly possessed a joie de vivre.

I made a cup of tea - I've drunk more tea here than ever before, appropriately enough.

It's unclear whether many of the allegations contained in the Nauru files have ever been appropriately dealt with.

Here he is probably referring to arguments of the sort used in the Gongsun Longzi to defend the claim that white horses are not horses, which appear to entail that nothing can ever be appropriately described both with a compound term (such as "white horse") and with a single term (such as "horse").

Glossier, the beloved millennial skincare and makeup brand that prides itself on dual-purpose products that pack a punch, just launched its first-ever perfume, appropriately named Glossier You.

Was there ever a more appropriately named champion than Tyson Fury?

Having lost in a qualifying tournament, the United States won't have a team in the Olympics this year and won't ever have an appropriately competitive team because the Olympics conflict with the major league season.

The Detroit Zoo says it provides its animals with pumpkins "as part of its comprehensive program of ensuring environments for animals that are ever-changing and appropriately complex".