Sentence examples for there is something appropriate from inspiring English sources

Though the metal wall doesn't enhance the curb appeal of the house, there is something appropriate in having a tribute to a tar beach displayed prominently on my home.

At the end of her book, Taylor writes that there is "something appropriate — beautiful actually — about being a gimped-up, dependent, inefficient, incapable human supporting and being supported by my inefficient, dependent, and gimped-up dog".

There is something appropriate about the length of time Seattle artist James Cicatko spends on his drawings.

There is something appropriate about Woody filming in Rome, since he admittedly owes an enormous debt of gratitude to such Italian filmmakers as Fellini and De Sica.

There's something appropriate about that too, something right.

But there was something appropriate about going round in circles, trying to find something new to do".

Still, if there's a blues lite feel to the evening, there's something appropriate about it.

There's something appropriate, then, about "Style Drivers," studded as it is with other people's insights and Westbrook's own mild appeals to hard work and individual thought.

There was something appropriate about the unsightly performance they produced over the course of the overcast afternoon: their batters struck out 15 times and produced 3 hits.

There was something appropriate about this, for Mr Galbraith came from a farming family and famously began his studies at a small agricultural college that did not even require a high-school diploma for entry.

LONDON — There was something appropriate about rain beating miserably on the windows at Lord's cricket ground not long after the conclusion of the England versus Pakistan test match on Sunday.