Sentence examples for it is appropriate to be from inspiring English sources

At this moment, he says in his closing chapter, "it is appropriate to be downright anti-American".

It is appropriate to be factual and to be sensitive in responding to them".

"There are some issues where it is appropriate to be delicate and careful, and to use exaggerated politeness," he said.

Find out under what circumstances, if any, the faculty member feels it is appropriate to be called at home.

It is appropriate to be concerned, for that closing chapter of the war could increase the appetite for revenge and retribution.

Therefore, it is appropriate to be coupled to runoff routing models to investigate the effect of runoff and its uncertainty propagation across scales.

"We agreed it was appropriate to be included, even though it was painful to Asio to do that," the historian said.

But it's appropriate to be tax efficient," he says, carefully, before adding: "Artificial tax structures are different to efficient tax structures".

As for conditions at the sea, she said, "We can't support and don't believe it's appropriate to be pointing to the Quantification Settlement Agreement".

"I didn't feel it was appropriate to be closed," said Mark Gershenson, president of the synagogue, open for the third consecutive summer.

That seemed to inspire people, too, and not just because this was his funeral and it was appropriate to be in a religious mood.