Sentence examples for is a particularly appropriate from inspiring English sources

The Queen's House is a particularly appropriate setting for the admiral.

So this is a particularly appropriate time to learn something about Cuba's past.

Whatever you think about the campaign itself, she is a particularly appropriate person to talk about it.

"We cannot release criminals from jail merely because we think one case is a particularly appropriate one [to announce a constitutional doctrine] ….

It is a particularly appropriate time to reflect, not just on what U.S. constitutional scholars can contribute to this contemporary flood of constitution-making, but also on what we can learn from other countries' constitutional experiences.

We cannot release criminals from jail merely because we think one case is a particularly appropriate one in which to apply what reads like a general rule of law or in order to avoid making new legal norms through promulgation of dicta.

Reading and Steve Coppell are a particularly appropriate fit.

Cognitive group can be a particularly appropriate group for the clinical neuropsychologist to design and deliver.

The Red Sox would be a particularly appropriate opponent for the big moment, and not just because of the longstanding rivalry between the teams.

In particular, cement stabilisation will reduce frost susceptibility and may be a particularly appropriate outlet for spent oil shale for use as sub-base.

He said that the Internet was a particularly appropriate medium for the distribution of sexually related material as consumers risk neither offending nor being embarrassed by others who might otherwise observe, say, rentals of pornographic tapes in a local video store.