Sentence examples for said appropriately from inspiring English sources

Ms. Halligan said appropriately, "I believe that the role of a judge is a limited, but important one.

Mr. Singer was a Holocaust survivor, a veteran of the Korean War, an entrepreneur, a marathon runner, and a collector of antique automobiles; his son said appropriately, at his father's funeral service, "My Father embodied the American Dream".

The pleas were heralded as a major coup for federal prosecutors, and the two banks paid a combined $1.5 billion in fines for violating the Sherman Antitrust Act -- penalties Lynch said "appropriately reflect the conspiracy's breathtaking flagrancy, its systemic reach and its significant impact".

So you can discount what I'm about to say appropriately.

Malik chips in, and says, appropriately, that YouTube is still trying to find a business model.

The series, entitled – and some might say, appropriately – Cowboys, began in the 1980s.

The low-hanging position of another canvas is reflected in its text: "Droop, Droop, Droop, Drop"; a higher one says appropriately, "Climb, Limb, Limb, Limb".

Why do I say "appropriately"?

Meanwhile allegations of point shaving by a National Basketball Association referee have, some would say appropriately, faded into oblivion.

M.I.T., he said, "acted appropriately".

It seems, she said, an appropriately grim topic: "I kind of back into an issue and become this unlikely activist".