Sentence examples similar to suitably alerted from inspiring English sources
Tika Sumpter takes a suitably smart, alert approach to playing history's most modern first lady to date; one wonders if her successor, Melania Trump, will ever be personified quite so coolly (or lit quite so glowingly) on screen.
And so his Nest Protect alarm reacts to cooking smoke with a suitably low-key alert, saying, "Heads up!" in a woman's voice.
Well as it already happened, so there's no spoiler alert needed - Coe took the 1500m Gold and Ovett the 800m, not a bad year for team GB on the tracks, which is why the film is suitably named 'Gold'.
"Nutcase alert!" shrieks one headline above a suitably haggard, wonky-eyed picture.
The head of Ofsted says in his annual review of children's social care that too many councils are still neither sufficiently alert to the problem of sexual exploitation locally nor suitably equipped to provide services able to respond.
Kent Tritle, music director of the Oratorio Society, led a finely balanced, spirited performance, with exemplary contributions from his soloists, including Katie Geissinger as a suitably ghastly Witch of Endor and the 10-year-old treble Andres Felipe Aristizabal as an alert young David.
This alert and tricksy tribute to Sibelius's distinctive sound world – the title is the diminutive of the composer's given name – was suitably enigmatic.
Hales was suitably inspired.
Suitably raucous applause followed.
