Sentence examples for it really appropriate from inspiring English sources

Is it really appropriate for our military academies to favor recruited athletes over more qualified candidates?

"But was it really appropriate to have his wife right there outside his office?

Is it really appropriate for us to stand here admiring, purely from an aesthetic standpoint, figures for ritual — possibly sacred — purposes?

We're aware of some of the issues, such as, is it really appropriate to be discussing teachers' love lives on television?

And is it really appropriate for the initials of some Latin characters to form naughty anagrams (cast your eyes back to Manuel's full name)?

I hate to spoil the fun, but is it really appropriate to throw all these incredibly numerous and varied countries, not to mention their women, into one big bouillabaisse called "the East"?

He said: "I think it's really appropriate we replace it with something calling for human rights". The 73-year-old leader of Myanmar - formerly Burma - was awarded the Nobel peace prize in 1991 while under house arrest in Rangoon.

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".

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".

I think that they could make some points more directly and I have a few suggestions for them to consider, but it is their paper and opinion, so I do not think it is really appropriate to make any of these mandatory.

It's not really recommended that you try this in public, unless it's really appropriate or you're really brave.