Sentence examples for sorts of appropriate from inspiring English sources

The considerations suggest that 'in' is ambiguous, but perhaps it is univocal with a very sense general meaning that involves containment of an appropriate sort and different objects require different sorts of appropriate containment.

"With this sort of appropriate task structure, the procrastinator becomes a useful citizen.

After all, isn't that sort of appropriate, given the upper hand that Iago sustains for most of the evening?

That's sort of the idea of the program and sort of appropriate for this time right now in our world".

Tonight has the mellifluous menace of Blue Oyster Cult's (Don't Fear) the Reaper, which is sort of appropriate when you hear the story behind the songs.

"In hindsight, though, I suppose it's sort of appropriate that I got caught up in the mechanisms I was writing about".

He didn't fall fighting but he sacrificed half his youth and eventually all his mind in the name of freedom, so it seems sort of appropriate.

Sicilians had obviously expected some sort of appropriate reward for their unconventional wartime services, such as annexation to the US, membership of the British Empire, or at least independence.

Even in the analytic context of graph C ∗ -algebras, where convergence properties might allow for some sort of appropriate interpretation of an infinite sum, an expression of the form ∑ e ∈ s - 1 ( v ) s e s e ∗ proves to be problematic, in part owing to the fact that { s e s e ∗ | e ∈ s - 1 ( v ) } is an infinite set of orthogonal projections.

The work "makes us think about embryos as cognitive organisms that can assess their environment and make some sort of appropriate response rather than just passively being on a timetable [for hatching]," says Karen Martin, a physiological ecologist at Pepperdine University in Malibu, California, who was not involved in the study.

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