Sentence examples for quite appropriately from inspiring English sources
Scientists call that forbidding period, quite appropriately, the dark ages.
Quite appropriately, the final tryout was held at Olympic Park in Paterson, New Jersey.
And this galloping show ends, quite appropriately, with a Grand Guignol shiver.
(This year, a lifetime achievement award was added and given, quite appropriately, to our Roger Angell).
"In the last week the president has decidedly changed his tone on Wall Street -- in my view, quite appropriately.
"I was a random junior staffer so she quite appropriately paid me no mind," Mr. Buckner, 42, said.
Tristan the sound engineer seems appropriately quite happy about this.
Taken into the complex symptoms of patients with chronic gastritis into consideration, it is quite important to appropriately select medical treatment according to patient's symptoms and pathologic findings.
(Ms. Reiner is quite effective, and more appropriately costumed, in her brief appearance as Nin's mother).
Despite his hostility to Skinner, De Waal slices through overcomplex explanations of animal behaviour – he describes how various animals respond appropriately to quite detailed sentences spoken by keepers or experimenters, but argues that they probably did not understand the exact words, but instead interpreted vocal tone, body language and gestures.
Under attack A slap on the chic Small but elegant Freeing the airwaves Reprints Related items The Economist commodity price indexMay 29th 2003Furthermore, demand for natural rubber is, appropriately enough, quite elastic: it depends on the relative price of synthetic rubber.
