Sentence examples for it seemed more appropriate to from inspiring English sources
"When I looked around for material this time, I was consciously looking for quiet songs--I actually thought about titling the project 'Sh-h-h!' But then it seemed more appropriate to name it after a Cole Porter song that Jonathan Schwartz --the Schwartz --the Schwartz --theto my attention".
To the government, it seemed more appropriate to integrate the academies into a general framework that would correspond to their notions of what is modern.
In photographs it looks for all the world like a crazed piece of fiber art; learning its inspiration makes it seem more appropriate to a natural history museum.
That began to change in the 1960s, and even more in the 1980s, when the political climate made it seem more appropriate to concentrate on the Nazis' victims.
Now, six years later, it seems more appropriate to think about the results of 1994 as something entirely different: the final rear-guard offensive of an era coming to an end.
It seems more appropriate to use the Grace specific index in this subgroup of our case-mix.
Finally, it seems more appropriate to use the term "absorbable" instead of "biodegradable" as it has been used in the ASTM and ISO standards and is acceptable by a larger material science community.
At the startup phase, it seems more appropriate to approach those institutions part of whose mission, or enlightened self-interest, is to help projects like this get off the ground.
Yet it is more usual for scientists to refer to the toxicity process in terms of moles per unit of volume, because the toxicity is assumed to be related to the molecule itself; thus, it seems more appropriate to use mmol/l instead than mg/l.
