Sentence examples for something more appropriate from inspiring English sources

Could the governor have found something more appropriate?

If the music that drives this scene is not exactly Verdi, it is something more appropriate.

O.K., not Edith Piaf, but something more appropriate for duck confit and crème brûlée.

UNDER AGE 10 -- No permanent harm, but try something more appropriate.

I wish I had worn something more appropriate, a ball gown maybe".

"I don't understand why the D.A.'s office doesn't allow people to do something more appropriate to their skill level".

Security drag him off, hopefully to do something more, er, appropriate * The same punter comes back again.

What if the high jump, triple jump, shot put, pole vault, and a handful of the other more self-contained events were moved to something more contextually appropriate — like a tennis stadium?

If you yourself are considerably younger or older than that age, you shouldn't wear that outfit, and should try on something more age appropriate.

Helen Mirren says she hates the word 'beautiful' and would prefer to be called something else more appropriate for her age.

It is housed in what I call "The big art" room, though the museum calls it something far more appropriate, like "Contemporary Art".