Sentence examples for show appropriate from inspiring English sources

The appeals court ruled that the judge did not show appropriate deference to the Justice Department.

Rather, we were angered because the Taliban did not show appropriate respect for the "cultural heritage" of their country.

The length of her stay at Waxter will depend on whether she can acknowledge what she did and show appropriate remorse.

At that point, Cameron's government failed to show appropriate leadership by failing to bring the two sides together to forge an agreement.

Crowd scenes are everything in these operas, and in Ms. Lapinski's hands choristers amble nicely for Mascagni and show appropriate shock and awe for Leoncavallo.

As Andrew Harding, of the BBC, said, "Mr. Pistorius's criticism of the policeman's lack of 'courtesy' and 'professionalism' spoke volumes about his attitude to authority in South Africa — a country where some cocky white men still do not always show appropriate deference to the country's racial sensitivities and legacies of apartheid".

Montaigne himself, in his writing, showed appropriate contempt for the hypocrites of bench and bar.

You may think that the House of Commons focusing on this matter shows appropriate recognition of concern in many communities.

Mr. Tauke said any new rules should be temporary, which would "encourage Congressional action, while showing appropriate deference to Congress".

Susan Rice, the American Ambassador to the United Nations, and Sir Mark Lyall Grant, the British ambassador, showed appropriate anger in denouncing the vetoes.

To Patrick Grant, the BBC star of The Great British Sewing Bee, it's an easy argument; "It has nothing to do with conformity or individuality or classicism, in my head it's about showing appropriate respect.