Sentence examples for obvious and appropriate from inspiring English sources
Scocca is a blunt-force critic, and, on the face of it, his reaction seemed both obvious and appropriate.
"Bringing our head of state home is an obvious and appropriate way to focus our minds on the fact that we are now an independent nation that can only succeed fully by taking full advantage of the success of our region".
Against this background the necessity of an immediate and appropriate treatment becomes obvious.
Mr. Prince also begins a more obvious and blatant use of appropriated photographs with "Twins" (1976), a collage in which he pairs photographs of real-life twins, in different clothes, with different hairstyles, with two reproductions, one of Leonardo's "Mona Lisa" and the other one a reproduction of a poorly painted copy of the "Mona Lisa".
Glanmore Sonnets and Glanmore Revisited are the most obvious products of that place and state, and appropriate testimony to it.
In case of a deep sub-Sahara African country like Kenya it is often dismissively argued that lack of finance and appropriate technology are the obvious causes.
The notion that a building is defective unless the spaces provided are adequate and appropriate for their intended usage would seem obvious.
She looked modern and appropriate.
This seemed reasonable and appropriate.
As one commentator puts it, "Chomsky's principles … are innate neither in the sense that we are explicitly aware of them, nor in the sense that we have a disposition to recognize their truth as obvious under appropriate circumstances.
