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

In this latter work, it is appropriate to think of them as analytic; for example, Martha Nussbaum or Charlotte Witt might turn to Aristotle for ideas in the course of analytic feminist work on anti-essentialism (Nussbaum 1995) and metaphysics (Witt 1993/2002, 2011a).

It should be noted that the 'event' in question could have involved many individual cells in a population, and might have resulted from processes that took place over a very long time, but all primary plastids seem to share a common origin, and hence it is appropriate to think of it as a single event [ 10, 11].

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"It's appropriate to think about" a return of Glass-Steagall, thought-policeman Geithner generously allowed.

"It's a heavily engineered and managed environment and as such it's appropriate to think of it as environmental infrastructure, just like our highway infrastructure".

Because attachment styles may serve as predictors of later development, it may be appropriate to think of certain attachment styles as part of the range of attachment disorders.

While we're on the supermodels theme, it would be appropriate to think of central bankers as the fashion designers of the finance world.

Such is Bell's importance, in fact, in this conceptual history that it would be appropriate to think of him as the coinventor of the modern "emotions" along with Brown.

Asked if Mr. McDonnell should resign, Mr. Cuccinelli said, "It is appropriate to ask him to think about it".

What's insidious is if people are starting to think it is appropriate to treat women differently or that it has been forced on them.

Who are these people who think it is appropriate to spend so much money on lavish parties?