Sentence examples for says appropriately from inspiring English sources

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

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".

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

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

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".

Why do I say "appropriately"?

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

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".

"The dad in the video is not a cringingly cool dad," Mr. Willcox says, but "appropriately cool".

"We learn to fear forests because of movies [and books] that generally involve some marauding killer or wild animal that stalks victims," says the appropriately named Fear of Stuff website.