Sentence examples for more appropriate like from inspiring English sources

Even some vintage Sash! would be more appropriate Like I say, more questions than answers.

Their tree logo remains; it's probably too costly to change it to something more appropriate, like a strangled kitten, perhaps.

Perhaps unfortunately, he used life expectancy at birth rather than something more appropriate like life expectancy at 60.The Autumn Statement proposes to review the state pension age every Parliament, which seems sensible.

In contrast to clinical medicine and basic research, some common study designs are not suitable for the special needs of medical criminalistics, whereas other types are more appropriate like epidemiological evaluations, cross-sectional studies and (retrospective) observation studies.

I vote we call it something more appropriate like "cat vomit".

It is housed in what I call "The big art" room, though the museum calls it something far more appropriate, like "Contemporary Art".

But tonight, it was replaced by a more appropriate, life-like hue.

In the end, Sugar is happy with more appropriate food like milk and chicken.

They are hardly sitting behind desks and signing visitors into office buildings, and not all of them are doing what would be more appropriate tasks, like guarding oil wells.

Listen Azerbaijan, either make a more energetic song or give this song a more appropriate name, like Watch Paint Dry or Contemplate Going To Ikea But Ultimately Think Better Of It. 8.22pm BST Next, AZERBAIJAN! She's constructing a flag out of neon and timelapse photography.

Dionysius privileges such names over more appropriate names like "golden" and "luminous".