Sentence examples for some appropriately from inspiring English sources

If O'Mahony was a strange-looking sergeant, he had some appropriately improbable recruits.

Bonus points to Steven Tyler here for some appropriately sombre maraca shaking.

More eager previewers sat down at his two pianos and played some appropriately elegiac music.

My view is that, in the immediate run-up to the I.P.O., the paper provided some appropriately skeptical coverage.

Portions are very large, and the Chipper sells some appropriately brutish dips and sauces, the best being a thick curry gravy ideal for slopping over the fries.

Fans of late fantasy writer Terry Pratchett have taken to the streets of London and Bristol to create some appropriately colourful artworks in tribute.

When this happens in movies, there's always some appropriately-comedic piece of bric-a-brac that can be pressed into service as a covering: a moose's head, a vase, something like that.

Nevertheless, she may have missed some clues or have failed to pursue some topics appropriately.

Some have appropriately compared the proposed Broadwater liquefied natural gas terminal to the ill-conceived Shoreham nuclear plant.

5.44pm BST Carney's responses on the chemical weapons intelligence portray an administration moving with extreme care – excruciatingly slowly to some eyes, appropriately slowly to others – to evaluate the intelligence before setting in action a military or other response.

Jacobson got a lot more laughs, and some tears – appropriately enough, for on the video he had defined his aim as trying to make his readers "laugh and cry with a single sentence".