Sentence examples for feels it appropriate from inspiring English sources

He can take the high ball, tackle, and kick when he feels it appropriate.

Now the Justice Department feels it appropriate to dictate what prisoners can and cannot read?

"Our charity has created jobs and volunteering opportunities for hundreds of people across the UK" We were disappointed to read that the chancellor feels it appropriate to attack charities as anti-business and anti-economic prosperity.

Not because it is a derby in which intense local rivalry means winning is always massively important: as Mallinder carefully made clear, what matters most to him is Northampton's following match, the play-off semi-final – which could be against Leicester again – and, if he feels it appropriate to rest key individuals next Saturday, he will.

It should be sobering that a political neophyte who has imbibed the entirety of his campaign know-how over the past two months feels it appropriate -- and hardly worth highlighting -- the fact that he will be a counter-measure to the communist and terrorist forces that the Sarah punditapproved pundit class has been shoehorning into the public discourse.

If the patient care team feels it appropriate, on this visit, eligible families will be asked to participate and complete a baseline interview.

Little wonder that some have felt it appropriate to make comparisons with the Ba'ath party.

I also felt it appropriate that the celebrities themselves were given the opportunity to join the debate.

Given the lack of evidence, the taskforce did not feel it appropriate to support screening such children, he said.

Rembrandt was a man on the rise, and he felt it appropriate that he live in this same area.

"On the occasions where we felt it appropriate to disrupt or prevent parties from taking place, we have done so".