Sentence examples for frequently appropriate from inspiring English sources
(From "crawdaddy," we assume. King loves wordplay and puns and mirror language: remember redrum, from "The Shining"? Who could forget?) The names of King's characters are frequently appropriate: Daniel "Lions' Den" Anthony (the tempted saint) Torrance (it never rains but it pours) is a case in point.
In Tristia 2, Ovid addresses Augustus as a fellow author whose "text" is the city of Rome, and just as women [End Page 605] have misread Ovid's poetry licentiously, they frequently appropriate Rome's temples and porticoes for sexual liaisons.
The delay of initial antibiotic therapy was longer (4.3 ± 10.6 vs. 1.8 ± 4.0 h: p = 0.02), and antibiotics were less frequently appropriate (63/78 [81 %] vs. 135/145 [93%%]: p = 0.005) in non-survivors than in patients discharged alive from the ICU.
When empiric treatment is frequently appropriate, polymicrobial aetiology does not influence the outcome of ICUAP.
When empiric antibiotic treatment is frequently appropriate, polymicrobial etiology does not influence the outcome of ICUAP.
Cells expressing gsv4,5 demonstrated a "drunken honey comb" appearance, a description frequently appropriate to malignant cells with decreased cohesiveness and non-smooth borders.
But he is also deeply interested in art history, frequently appropriating and deforming figures from famous paintings.
Somehow, it seems to unite bigots and those of a relatively progressive mindset, frequently appropriated as an endnote to what can often be explosive discussions over immigration.
We live in a culture that frequently appropriates female sexuality – in both its negative and positive aspects – for its own gain.
The most famous one, frequently appropriated by others, he says, has the words black, white, red, yellow and brown all crossed out, and below them, human in capital letters.
In his play "Richelieu" he coined "The pen is mightier than the sword," and he began his novel "Paul Clifford" with a line so embedded in the popular mind that it was frequently appropriated by Snoopy: "It was a dark and stormy night".
