Sentence examples for is very appropriately from inspiring English sources

This early end of summer is very appropriately marked by the British Birdwatching Fair, now universally known as Birdfair, and held at the Rutland Water nature reserve for the past 27 years, this year from 21-23 August.

Data mining is very appropriately named: You get vast amounts of technology and manpower, churn the engines, dig deep and maybe find absolutely nothing.

The sculpture is, very appropriately, called The Cloud.

But let us return to Pennsylvania, the State of my youth and early manhood, to Paradise, an enchanting village which is very appropriately named, I can assure you, and not far from Mount Joy, another wonderful place.

I have confidence that they know what they need to do to be even better prepared and confidence that once they get the money it will be very appropriately and effectively spent.

According to a description of the installation that literally went from floor to ceiling, and was very appropriately called WasteAfterWaste, Bianchi uses "found and manipulated materials, including defunct technologies or recently discarded commercial products, which reflects his interest in ideas of the unclean, the abject, and the wastefulness of contemporary commodity culture".

The steering is very responsive, appropriately weighted and turn-in is sharp but not darty.

In group decision making problems, aggregation of expert opinions is very important to appropriately perform evaluation process.

Predicting their reliability is very important to appropriately drive the selection and assembly of services, to evaluate design feasibility, to compare design alternatives, to identify potential failure areas and to maintain an acceptable reliability level under environmental extremes.

Ideally, it is very critical to appropriately have a good model to represent observed data since interpretation of a model that does not contain valuable information is useless.

Typically well-liked and outgoing, no one is very surprised by the appropriately inappropriate answers he or she produces.