Sentence examples for really appropriate to from inspiring English sources

We've got estimates, but it's not really appropriate to say yet.

"But was it really appropriate to have his wife right there outside his office?

"One says, 'You know it's probably not really appropriate to go to a men's monastery like this.' They go in.

We're aware of some of the issues, such as, is it really appropriate to be discussing teachers' love lives on television?

Nevertheless, when you have suits as expensive and lobbyist friends as numerous as Boehner, it's no longer really appropriate to start weeping on TV about your humble roots.

"It's really appropriate to have a conference like this here at Berkeley," said Michael Morris, a cross-cultural psychologist and professor of management at Columbia University.

Women still want to wear virginal white dresses and veils, their friends are called "maids" and "matrons", and the only really appropriate comment to a bride is about how beautiful she looks, as if she were an ornament to be seen but not heard.

Would you like to reflect on whether it is really appropriate for you to be attempting to do both these jobs at once?

When Ms. Rice was asked the same question, she replied, "It's really not appropriate to talk about a cabinet until he's won".

The statement concludes: "Jerry does not believe it represents what the real Specials stood for, politically, or in terms of creativity, imagination or forwardness of ideas, and he does not think the proposed venues would really be appropriate to a band of the status of the real Specials".

Likewise, students will occasionally craft an image that contains their photo, which wouldn't really be appropriate to share publically (the default option is 'private', but students could activate public sharing when they shouldn't).