Sentence examples for is equally appropriate from inspiring English sources

But no political philosophy is equally appropriate for every era.

While the fans have rewritten an old Andy Williams song to herald their cult hero, the original has a line which is equally appropriate to Ljungberg.

With time, however, Americans have come increasingly to understand that it is equally appropriate to ask: Why are we doing such things to ourselves?

In fact, it is equally appropriate to speak of the worker's buying conditions of work and of the employer's buying the services of the worker.

The mood music that Rothko has put on, a soaring aria from Gluck's "Iphig?e en Aulide," is equally appropriate to either activity.

And it is equally appropriate for those who opposed giving large-scale military support to the Syrian opposition at the start of the civil war to explain, once again, why this was a terrible idea that would have accomplished nothing useful whatsoever, as Marc Lynch did yesterday.

Another was, "THIS IS AMAZING!!! Disney will SAVE Star Wars!!" Both of these reactions are equally appropriate because it could go either way.

Yet it would also be equally appropriate to mark the occasion with a minute's silence.

The collection includes important works by Arthur Dove, Ralph Blakelock, George Grosz and Thomas Moran, which would have been equally appropriate choices.

The Wicked Witch of the West's orange smoke puffs were equally appropriate to her super-bad status.

Third, it is not clear whether the tests on which psychometric theories are based are equally appropriate in all cultures.