Sentence examples for suit appropriately from inspiring English sources

"In preparing for this speech, my biggest dilemma was not what to say, but what to wear," Mr. Bloomberg said near the start, adding that he decided to go with "a conservative blue suit, appropriately enough".

Speaking to The IoS from Thomas Lyte's Burlington Arcade shop in London, Kevin looks every inch the high-powered executive, well-groomed and wandering around Piccadilly in his blue pin-stripe suit with, appropriately, silver hair.

In the light of saying, it is evident that the tools native to neuroscience paradigms are suited more appropriately for studying bursting metamorphoses in networks and the side-by-side comparison of the results of mathematical and experimental studies using the common jargon.

"I think it's almost like I'm in a different zone, like in the twilight zone or something," Kane said after the game while wearing a gray suit and, quite appropriately, a cap of his own.

Therefore, it is important to implement adequate non-invasive monitoring systems appropriately suited for the different imaging modalities.

Google's approach is much more appropriately suited to the term "ride sharing," since payouts to drivers are minimal, and charges to riders are even smaller.

The communist system obtained in Russia appealed to him as appropriately suited to deal with the social ills of the country.

"Serene" isn't a word usually used to describe the fifth largest city in Latin America, but the hotel overlooks a gorgeous grove of olive trees (which appropriately suited my Greek roots), and it was super quiet.

Rather, the plan will instruct federal prosecutors to stop hitting mere garden variety drug dealers with "excessive" prison terms and start handing out sentences more appropriately suited "to their individual conduct," according to excerpts from Holder's prepared remarks this afternoon at the American Bar Association in San Francisco.

He said that Alberta had chosen the "best of Canada's heritage a combination of American enterprise and individualism with the British traditions of order and co-operation" while Canada "appears content to become a second-tier socialistic country led by a second-world strongman appropriately suited for the task".

This doesn't really happen to me anymore, as the last time I felt younger (in a good way, and not in a sad "old trick at the club" way) while at a show, I was seeing Raphael Saadiq in 2009 during his The Way I See It tour, and I was reduced to the same adolescent screaming puddle of hormonal and melted "I would" that is usually, and more appropriately, suited for Tyrese concerts circa 1998.