Sentence examples for it's certainly appropriate from inspiring English sources

"It's certainly appropriate to commemorate those two historic events given Jefferson's leadership in the Louisiana Purchase and the Lewis and Clark expedition," said Dan Jordan, president of the Thomas Jefferson Foundation, which owns and operates Monticello.

"It's certainly appropriate," he told Staley afterward.

(Thoguh it's certainly appropriate for another kind of life).

"It's certainly appropriate that an approach to assign cases like this would be re-evaluated," said Steven Banks, deputy head of the Legal Aid Society's civil division.

But we believe that it's certainly appropriate to go out and recruit a candidate that you feel would make a really great candidate," said Bruce Rastetter, an Iowa energy executive who made the trip.

Dr. Richard Mouw, in his own reflections on Retirement Home Christianity, references Peter Berger who observes in The Noise of Solemn Assemblie, "it is certainly appropriate to show concern for the vocation of Christians in industrial society, as long as we are aware of the fact that there are some Christians whose one vocation remains to suffer and to face death in faith".

It is certainly appropriate that the exercise plan be adjusted to account for preferences.

As there are scientists on both sides of this debate, it is certainly appropriate that our children be exposed to both competing viewpoints.

In an about-face, Christianity Today says in a June editorial that it is "certainly appropriate" for bishops to expect a Catholic president to submit to Vatican authority.

While it was "certainly appropriate" to build a database, he said: "I don't think it would dramatically change public perception of the appropriate size and scope of government.

It is certainly appropriate for Ford and Rockefeller to require grantees to comply with existing federal law, but in a climate of fear and intimidation, vague language that goes beyond the legal requirements is regrettable and ill advised".