Sentence examples for would think appropriate from inspiring English sources

This week, the portrait had a few more warts on: Julie's son Cameron got expelled from school twice – no mean feat – and Maxwell, the not-terribly-enterprising pot dealer, was shown to be in possession of more cash than the Daily Mail would think appropriate for someone on benefits.

It should be acknowledged that these conditions are quite restrictive, indeed more restrictive than some would think appropriate.

This is yet another instance of the Police Department acting outside the bounds of what any reasonable person would think was appropriate".

Why on earth Clegg would think it appropriate to evoke such associations when speaking about the United Nations, WTO and European Union is unclear.

Of course, two years ago the villains were the unspeakably evil, treacherous North Koreans - always one would think, an appropriate and reasonable target.

1. Think about what occasion your going to, and what colors you would think is appropriate.

From a transcript of the conference call: There is one other development of note that I would think would be appropriate to share with you all at this point.

"A lot of people would think it is appropriate to exhume Henry's remains and give him a more prominent marker," said Mike Pitts, editor of British Archaeology magazine.

"I would think Robert Redford might be appropriate to play me," he said with a laugh.

I would think that that's an appropriate first step".

"But it seems unlikely to me based on the basis of watching the videotape that anyone would think that would be an appropriate decision".