Sentence examples for is not really appropriate from inspiring English sources

In fact, the qualifier "contemporary" conventionally used when referring to all three is not really appropriate.

The art-conscious fabric designs, visible in clothing as well as the expanses of cloth that resemble wall hangings, often have patterns whose enormous scale is not really appropriate to the human frame.

"One theme running through the film is Chris often talking as if he was the developer: this is not really appropriate and I wander [sic] if Richard from PGGL [another director and Candy company executive] should make some of the statements.

Perhaps the term "B2D" is not really appropriate since it's the companies that hire the developers that end up paying for the service, and not necessarily the developers themselves.

This shows that, at least in gIF model, the linear Gibbs potential (58) obtained from the maximal entropy principle is not really appropriate, even for empirical/numerical purposes, and that a form (55) where the infinite memory ω − ∞ − 1 is replaced by ω − D − 1 could be more efficient although non-linear.

Therefore, from the outset, the design of the experiments is not really appropriate for understanding the role of mtDNA mutations in leukemia since there is no way to know whether the differences observed between treated versus untreated patients were due to normal variation between individuals rather than a higher rate of instability in treated patients.

While current strike is compared to '68, so far, the '95 strike seems to be a political revolution in the form of a cultural ritual--the big student-and-worker strike--that isn't really appropriate for it.

Spears grabs "a pink lace dress, a few tight black numbers and a frilly red crop top, the kind of shirt that Britney used to wear all the time at seventeen but isn't really appropriate for anyone over that age," and enters a dressing room.

The term "social network" isn't really appropriate for TotSpot – this isn't a place for parents to connect with other people.

And maybe we sort of just blurred boundaries too much by taking on work that possibly isn't really appropriate for us to do".

Father 4 who was in full-time employment and helped care for his growing daughter who needed continence care explained: 'I mean she (mother) does the bulk of it (personal care) I tend not to get involved in the personal care unless I absolutely have to and it's not because I don't want to get involved in changing nappies it's just about what is and isn't really appropriate'.