Sentence examples for particularly appropriate to from inspiring English sources

The sense of place that the "American Writers" series emphasizes is particularly appropriate to Cooper's work.

Interestingly enough, he urged the story of Faust on his contemporaries as a subject particularly appropriate to the German stage.

Each blow sent reams of blood splattering, particularly appropriate to Halloween and fully deserving of the game's 18 certificate.

Mr. Kennard, who conducted today's commission meeting, said it was particularly appropriate to adopt the rules on the same week as Martin Luther King Jr. Day.

Kolor, the Japanese brand created by the designer Junichi Abe, seemed particularly appropriate to a summer 2014 season of color and decoration.

Male Negro falsetto voices have been particularly appropriate to the jittery urban songs of the recent era, and Clyde McPhatter had one of the most compelling of these voices.

Today seems like a particularly appropriate day to introduce you to this newly created entity: the National Coalition on Mountaintop Mining.  .

The relatively high adherence rates - 58% at 13 weeks and 45% at 20 26 weeks compared to schemes elsewhere, and the socio-cultural and clinical diversity of participants made it a particularly appropriate site to investigate the factors linked to exercise adherence over the longer term.

Moreover, viability theory provides a particularly appropriate framework to define rigorously the concept of resilience [25], the capacity of a system to undergo some exogenous disturbances and to maintain some of its dynamical properties.

So this is a particularly appropriate time to learn something about Cuba's past.

Whatever you think about the campaign itself, she is a particularly appropriate person to talk about it.