Sentence examples for remained appropriately from inspiring English sources

Mr. Purdy told me last week that he still believes "we remained appropriately skeptical of Nifong's case throughout".

Like America with its trickle-down theory of affluence, she allowed the rest of the world to partake of her bounty, so long as it remained appropriately grateful for the favour.

The women said they were maintaining the required pace because they remained appropriately ahead of the group behind them, but they skipped the third hole to avoid further confrontation.

This questionnaire (Additional file 1) was then translated into the Hindi language, and thoroughly checked by bilingual speakers to assure that questions intentionally worded as negatives, to make the true/false nature of correct answers vary, remained appropriately meaningful.

And his attacks on the straight-white-boy gatekeepers of culture and politics remain appropriately vicious.

Also, remaining appropriately hydrated, particularly on hot days or for people at risk for low blood pressure (a main cause of dizziness), is important.

A lot of people in Hong Kong are afraid of change, but change is not a bad thing.' Kar-Wei's feelings about In The Mood For Love remain appropriately ambiguous.

But they remain appropriately obnoxious emblems of the kind of children's attitudes Dahl most despised, including the feeling of entitlement — that the world was created solely for their entertainment.

More than five decades later, educators still struggle to find the balance between safeguarding the religious expression of students and teachers while remaining appropriately neutral on religion and culture.

I could not help but stare, at which point the man tipped his head toward me in a stately bow, while his rat friend clawed to remain appropriately balanced.

Nevertheless, it is clear the PSA still sees a strong core role for regulatory bodies to license and maintain registers of practitioners, set standards of practice and education, and to ensure practitioners remain appropriately qualified and continue to meet professional standards.