Sentence examples for were far more appropriate from inspiring English sources
Tata slept in flannel pajamas that were far more appropriate for an Alpine ski resort than for Africa — air-conditioning allegedly irritated his kidneys.
Biting is far more appropriate.
A personalized Penguins jersey would have been far more appropriate.
The latter process is far more appropriate for action-based storytelling than for a complex narrative.
Rayner Colton Brooklyn To the Sports Editor: It would be far more appropriate to hold General Manager Omar Minaya responsible for the Mets' losing record.
We used to call these sorts of sentiments ballsy, but I can think of a part of the female anatomy that's far more appropriate.
What would be far more appropriate are photographs of the profiler, who has offered no apology as far as I am aware, the killer, or the various police officers who equated "paganism" with "guilty".
"I think it would be far more appropriate to say that there is extraneous information that, with 20/20 hindsight and taken out of context, could be harmful to our client or our firm".
About her unkempt front yard, for instance, she says those are not wild, overgrown weeds but "native plants" that are far more appropriate there than some immaculately cut, dandelion-free yard of grass.
TO commemorate the arrival of the first pilgrims to America's shores, a June date would be far more appropriate, accompanied perhaps by coq au vin and a nice Bordeaux.
It would be far more appropriate to enshrine him as the poet of the health service, since some of his hospital poetry reminds us how little the atmosphere in some hospitals has changed.
