Sentence examples for more appropriately named from inspiring English sources

Could any public building have been more appropriately named?

West Saxon became slightly diminished in area and was more appropriately named the South Western dialect.

No-one was ever more appropriately named for Joy, truly possessed a joie de vivre.

Johnson hopes to triumph at the first time of asking, in the process ensuring that no football ground in the world is more appropriately named than Cheltenham's World of Smile Stadium.

Looking wearily at the vast queues that stretch from the venues where the bigger artists are performing, and the grim-faced bouncers operating a one-in, one-out system, it's hard not to feel that The Great Escape is more appropriately named than its organisers realise.

And what better song is there than Lorde "Royals?" More appropriately named "Oils," in honor of the latkas and burning candles of Thanksgivukkah.

Given their backgrounds, the subcommittees could more appropriately be named Fracking and Coal.

The show is appropriately named in more ways than one.

And a new ABC drama, the appropriately named "Flash Forward," looks even more like a hit than it did with its original rating because its rating increased 14percentt with playbacks.

Ernst's work has always been overvalued (Philip Fisher once called him "the very appropriately named Max Ernst") while Tanning, by far the more protean and surprising artist, might never get her full due.

The proprietor of the appropriately named Kings News, which opened two weeks ago, said he sold more than 300 local papers, one of them a special souvenir edition, mostly to people queuing for the cathedral.