Sentence examples for most appropriate that from inspiring English sources

Blessing the monument, he noted its Celtic cross and declared, "It is an emblem of Ireland, typical of faith and devotion, and the most appropriate that could be raised to hand down to posterity the bravery of our race in the great cause of American liberty".

"It is most appropriate that we gather here to honor him".

That being said, it is most appropriate that those, who through their greed caused this needless suffering, receive significant punishment".

But Labour's Jon Ashworth, who represents Leicester South, said: "Given it was the Greyfriars who took the body of Richard and buried him at what was then the Greyfriars' church, a site which is today just a stone's throw from Leicester Cathedral, and he has been in Leicester for 500 years, it would be most appropriate that he is finally laid to rest at Leicester Cathedral".

"We think it's most appropriate that the needs of [postal customers] are talked about at the bargaining table," Dimondstein said.

Representative Tom Lantos, one of those saved by Wallenberg's actions, said: "It is most appropriate that we honor [him] with a U.S. stamp.

"Performance-based" means setting a goal and letting each license holder meet it in whatever way is most appropriate at that site.

"Ideally, they were made in the moment for what was most appropriate for that music, for that groove and that group of musicians making that music," she said.

It is believed that this model is one of the most appropriate models that could explain and predict health-related behaviors [ 23].

She also said the company would not create special ads for that day, but would "look at existing advertising with an eye toward what's most appropriate on that day".

"Medication abortion is one of the most appropriate services that can be provided by telemedicine," said the OB-GYN, Paul Hyland.