Sentence examples for perhaps appropriate for from inspiring English sources

It's perhaps appropriate for someone whose subject is so often human stupidity, his own included.

But music rich with a sense of memory is perhaps appropriate for what is really a memory tale.

His untitled sculpture of spiky dreadlocks gets its own room, which is perhaps appropriate for such an aloof figure.

It is perhaps appropriate for a play about embracing the future that a fresh-faced young actor quietly wrests the spotlight from two daunting veterans.

Such ostentation was perhaps appropriate for the late 20th century, but hardly fitting in the financially anxious days of the early 21st.

This is perhaps appropriate for a muddled play about hard-partying, hard-arguing characters who live to a pumped-up, vintage MTV-style soundtrack.

This £200m shopping complex features a vast Primark, a five-screen multiplex cinema and the largest Tesco in Britain – perhaps appropriate neighbours for The Public, in keeping with its big box vernacular.

While the sweep is less dramatic than that from the lofty heights of the Eiffel Tower, this intimacy is perhaps more appropriate for a city where most everything remains at human scale.

Although some of the products also included makeup perhaps not appropriate for younger victims, Lauren Hersh, chief of the sex trafficking unit, said that the victims ranged from 13 to 26. "We're really careful about giving age-appropriate things," she said.

However this distinction is often ephemeral and not chronic and perhaps more appropriate for quantitative proteomics [66].

Patient was difficult to engage (even though depression was mild and perhaps more appropriate for counselling) (Self-help coach 1, Patient pre BDI 14, post BDI 15).