Sentence examples for manner appropriate to from inspiring English sources

Japanese boys in particular seem to treat fashion in a manner appropriate to stamp collecting or train spotting.

And it adds, as in Proverbs, teaching should take place "in a manner appropriate to the understanding of the child".

And only then will it be possible to establish whether the bad riders of today are simply behaving in a manner appropriate to their surroundings.

The music-awards shows that serve one piece of the pie — the CMAs, say — are considerably easier to watch, even if they don't have the same star power, because they can be curated in a manner appropriate to their audience.

Buildings such as the Educational Centre, Fukushima (1955), the Harumi flats in Tokyo (1959), and the Setagaya Community Centre in Tokyo (1959) reflect his efforts to use concrete in a manner appropriate to the material.

CHICAGO — An anniversary of sorts quietly passed on Monday, and the Knicks' owner, James L. Dolan, celebrated in a manner appropriate to the occasion: by remaining blissfully, stubbornly silent.

In the filthy and crowded streets in our large towns and cities you see human faces retrograding, sinking down to the level of these brute tribes, and you will find manners appropriate to the degradation.

But he and his advisers decided the moment was not right and, in a manner wholly appropriate to his chosen new religion, he opted to communicate by means of symbols instead.

This qualitative study addressed a narrow research question in relation to the wide-ranging field of economic evaluation, i.e. to what extent do current preference-based HRQoL measures enable individuals living with SCI to describe their health state in a manner deemed appropriate to the individuals themselves?

Far from being inauthentic, each of these masks helps me try to behave in a manner that is appropriate to the different roles demanded by these different social settings.

World Snooker's statement today continued: "World Snooker's governing body, the WPBSA, expects its members to behave in a manner which is appropriate to their status as professional sportsmen.