Sentence examples for feel appropriate for from inspiring English sources

They all fare better than Raquel Welch, shimmying into view as a widow who only has eyes, or whatever kitchen metaphor you feel appropriate, for Martin.

This experience, eerie at first, but now utterly familiar, has come to feel appropriate for a photographic adventure, like the adjustment of one's eyes, and perspective, upon entry into a darkroom.

But the scenic design by Donyale Werle has a wonderful home-made feel appropriate for this story and the lighting by Kenneth Posner and sound by Randy Hansen add to the fable-like aura.

It also has a smooth classic look that offers a timeless feel – appropriate for most any man.

Somehow, it felt appropriate for both types of music.

There's been a lot of humour in despair throughout the year, which certainly feels appropriate for 2016.

But this feels appropriate for a writer who is a "stranger" and an "enemy" to the familial.

This felt appropriate for an overture called "Sunrise," even if the mood soon gathered density, growing fretful and intense.

Rather than proceeding chronologically, the exhibition moves through the human life cycle, a tack that feels appropriate for portraiture.

The book's patchwork form feels appropriate for a celebration of "the reader's whims — trust in pleasure and faith in haphazardness".

The medium of decoration and an increased range of motifs felt appropriate for tomb decoration led to the introduction of small, often entertaining details into standard scenes.