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234 examples of Appropriately in a sentence

The alternate title of Ecstasy, is Symphony of Love; a title which appropriately describes the mood and feel of the film.
Alain Delon of "The Godson" is appropriately laconic as he methodically deals out death to the heads of the mob families who refused to let him retire so that he could enjoy life with his young son and daughter.
'Where the Sidewalk Ends (1950)' opens, appropriately, with Dana Andrews' and Gene Tierneys' names inscribed on the sidewalk, as dirty water streams down between the bars of a sewer grate.
The casting of Oscar-winner Juliette Binoche as Dan's love interest was a superb decision; she is exceptionally talented, intelligent, naturally attractive and, thank goodness, appropriately aged for the part!
It happens to be a very upscale lawyer named Grey (Kelly Lynch) who is appropriately appalled at what she has done.
Carol Reed's "Oliver!" was the one musical I remember oddly enjoying as a child, probably because it is one of the darker ones and is appropriately drenched in the spirit of Dickensian squalor.
Miles Malleson who plays Duprez father, the Sultan of Basra, also wrote the perfect screenplay which is appropriately grandiose.
They are on a collision coarse; appropriately, the wedding, which represents the lifeline and pulse of the village, i.e. traditional values, are about to collide with the funeral mourners, exemplifying the death of tradition within this context.
When it comes to creating a universe George Lucas is the undisputed master and his final Star Wars film is very, very good (and more appropriately rated in comparison to the two previous films in the original saga).
Zelah Clarke's Jane is more cerebral than otherworldly, but she makes a perfect foil for Dalton (who, appropriately, towers over her!) The nuances of her performance come through better on a second viewing (once you've absorbed the shock of Dalton's charisma).
The music is fantastic, hypnotic, sexy and appropriately driving at times.
This is not a great piece of work - but in a strange way - it is appropriately fragmented.
Fredric March is appropriately befuddled, but Veronica Lake (despite her famous peek-a-boo tresses) has very little charisma (and her sing-songy delivery is a nuisance).
Appropriately, Noel Fielding and Julian Barratt have guest appearances here, the latter of which steals every single scene he's in.
Its hilarious in an appropriately twisted sort of way, which is entirely the way it should be.
Appropriately enough, I am finding "Night Shift" an excellent viewing for the night time, particularly as I am settling into bed.
James Coburn looks appropriately puzzled as the proverbial villain of the piece (he wants to shut the school down, and after meeting the students, any audience may come to sympathize with him).
Take the x buttons away from them, they don't know how to appropriately use them and the show is very aggravating to watch because of it.
Appropriately enough, this changes to bright and shimmering heat in the very end.
Throw in a dumb rapper with an appropriately idiotic name, and a bunch of criminal-looking (hence "cool") pseudo-mechanics, and you've got yourself the ultimate television sleeping pill.
James Ryan is appropriately evil and vicious--until he just caves before our hero.
Some of the killings are appropriately nasty but the film ultimately is an unbelievable bore.
Beautifully and appropriately filmed - looks exactly like Fashion TV.
Susan Justin's obscenely heavy-breathing score, the cramped, claustrophobic set design, Holzman's rapid-fire editing and Tim Suhrstedt's appropriately lurid cinematography are all likewise up to par as well.
Vincent Price is appropriately, amusingly snide and sniveling as the inherited-owner of the newspaper; Dana Andrews is typically solid as a prize-winning columnist, but other performances fail to ignite.
The dusty cinematography helps give the movie an appropriately dirty, mud-and-blood appearance.
Humphrey Bogart, in his first good movie role, is appropriately menacing; he looks remarkably like John Dillinger, and shows even at this stage of his career much of the charm and charisma that later propelled him to superstardom.
The lack of novelty and terrible acting would be forgivable if Cam'ron would have decided what he wanted this movie to argue and edited it appropriately.
The comedy was well written and well played, appropriately placed in each moment.
Certainly not as violent as the "Dirty Harry" pictures, but just as unsubtle, it was a powerful movie with a totally convincing, appropriately square performance by Joe Don Baker.
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