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

When Aziz Ansari responded to Geraldo Rivera's "hoodie" comment with the simple tweet "It's really appropriate to tweet this any day, but seriously - Fuck you Geraldo," he didn't expect it to get picked up by actual news sources.

Another read: "If you're a Morris dancer and you want to black up, ask yourself if it's really appropriate.

I don't think it's really appropriate".

"Some people overuse the space analogy, but it's really appropriate.

The show's producer, Deborah Sathe, added, "Technology is changing and it's changing really quickly and I think it's really appropriate that the BBC is leading the way in offering online content".

Reading the documents, it's almost difficult not to be envious at the level of luxury the Royal College of Defence Studies has indulged in, and to wonder whether it's really appropriate.

Whether it is really appropriate for organizations like Heritage depends on what you mean by the word "think".

They ask whether it is really appropriate, in a period of austerity and cuts, to be allocating additional money to church buildings that aren't even necessary.

Of Clarkson's departure, Shillinglaw said: "I think what happened with Top Gear was serious, it was unfortunate, what I saw of the process by which it was handled I thought it was really appropriate and exemplary".

There's also an important governance issue for the Co-op Group, about whether it is really appropriate for those who rise up through the political side of the co-operative movement to be able to exercise significant influence over its commercial activities.

When questioned about whether it was really appropriate for an elected councillor to sell pictures of her breasts (and face), she said: "I'm a businesswoman, it's what we do".