Sentence examples similar to it too is appropriate from inspiring English sources

We watch it as if at a far remove from what's happening, but that too is appropriate: Fitzgerald was writing history as it happened.

"I don't think it is appropriate to dress too cool.

A serial killer probably wouldn't want you to have too much fun, so perhaps it is appropriate that Missing can be grindingly difficult and aggravating.

And it is appropriate to the circumstances, too.

It is appropriate for the United Nations to apologize for the lack of action in Bosnia in 1993-95; it's appropriate, too, to pursue the prosecution of the leaders who perpetrated these atrocities.

So perhaps it is appropriate that a religious leader, Louis Farrakhan, convened a day of atonement; indeed, some worry that it is all too appropriate, coming at a time when the resurgent right has offered us a long list of sins for which black men must atone.

So yes, we do need to talk about motherhood – and fatherhood, too, when it's appropriate.

In light of this, do you think Aronson's hurdle for derivative suits is appropriate, too high, or too low?

It is not possible from the evidence here to prove whether this form of support and monitoring for physicians with substance use disorders is appropriate, too harsh, or too permissive.

However, the importance cannot look too empty; it should be appropriate and proper.

And that too is oddly appropriate.