Sentence examples for very appropriate that from inspiring English sources

"It's very appropriate that they're held accountable for what they say," Ms. Millerick said.

John Grist Richmond, Surrey How very appropriate that Lady Thatcher should be buried at St Paul's.

But Brotherton said it was very appropriate that Rachael had won this year's competition.

"It's very appropriate that the King of Rock (or Queen of rock?) is remembered this way, with his very own piece of rock memorabilia," she said.

I am thrilled for Bob Dylan and I think it's very appropriate that he's being praised for the literary excellence of his work.

He added: "I think it's very appropriate that the department have its own set of internal guidelines relating to ethics and conflicts, and we will".

For a movie, that's very appropriate, because that's how movies exist.

The president's chief of staff, Jawed Ludin, called it a "very appropriate cabinet" that was acceptable to the people.

If the new Muslim center and mosque could be made to stand for antiterrorism, it would be more acceptable to people and very appropriate in that sensitive location.

"He said, 'No, that's very appropriate.' So that's what I did".

As the Finnish countryside rolled past it struck me that The Smiths were a very appropriate choice and that Morrissey may well have been thinking of Finland when he wrote: "Every day is like Sunday.