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234 examples of Appropriately in a sentence

Appropriately, "Monk" is USA's lead-in for the highly superior dramedy "Psych."
The film's atmosphere is dark and filled with gloom, appropriately reflected in the foreboding cinematography.
The cast was great, the acting pretty good, the action scenes well done (as usual for my man Enzo), and the music was appropriately nostalgic as well.
The production is spectacular and the music score appropriately epic.
The musical score is appropriately somber and haunting, and the cinematography stunning.
Vilma Banky is lovely and appropriately lowkey, and Valentino is every bit as exciting to watch as his celebrity maintained.
I thought it was appropriately funny for anyone - I was 11 give me a break- but looking back now yes i would watch it again.
The photography is appropriately dark, somber.
An all Canadian affair, appropriately enough since Dottie was a Canadienne.
It is difficult to appropriately incorporate humor into a documentary about toxic chemicals.
Director Claude Lelouch whips up an appropriately dusty, windswept scenario, and the film's keenly-observed atmosphere is bracing and real.
For a small production, it was well shot and appropriately lit.
Ernest Borgnine (looking handsomely sinister and--more surprisingly--completely at ease in this B-grade demon western) is appropriately over-the-top as the head demon (or is he the Devil?), Ida Lupino has some nice moments as an elderly lady who gets bewitched, and John Travolta shows up in a couple of scenes as a coven member.
All of the positive comments by other reviewers are accurate regarding the acting, directing and appropriately flawed "noir tale" script.
It's really well done for the time, very atmospheric and eerie, with appropriately spooky music.
Future "Cagney & Lacey" star Tyne Daley is appropriately unglamorous as Harry's sidekick Inspector Kate Moore.
It's a faithful homage to the ride, the actors are interesting, and the horror side of the story is appropriately creepy.
With his ability to read the thoughts and feelings of others, he guages adult social relationships and situations with piercing accuracy, and he's certainly not autistic as he expresses emotions strongly and appropriately.
Amid the confusion, the one really important political issue is ignored: whether we can design rules and allocate institutional responsibilities to ensure that monetary financing is used only in an appropriately moderate and disciplined fashion, or whether the temptation to use it to excess will prove irresistible.
Fortunately, such a system is within reach if we invest appropriately.
Appropriately defined triggers thus address one of the main criticisms of international aid.
While water obviously shouldn’t become an expensive luxury good, governments’ reluctance to charge appropriately for it has undermined their ability to invest in water utilities, including proper wastewater collection and treatment.
Given that comprehending – and reacting appropriately to – the immense number of variables that can arise during surgery would require enormous computing power, surgical robots aim to integrate human experience and decision-making ability with mechanized accuracy.
As Harvard’s Leslie Valiant argues in his 2013 book, we learn the concept of “catness” in a theory-less way by inferring it from a set of pictures of animals that are appropriately labeled as either cats or non-cats.
An abundant supply of workers who have been appropriately trained and can continue to learn boosts investor confidence and thus job growth.
The August conference, appropriately named GLACIER, will feature an address by President Barack Obama.
Gates has appropriately focused on the question of NATO’s financial sustainability.
Her approach helped to shape Human Rights Watch’s research methodology, which has proved vital to our reputation for responding to developments not only rapidly, but also appropriately, based on accurate information.
For example, a surgeon might place something like a stringthrough a small endoscopic hole; in the presence of an appropriate stimulus (for example, temperature or light), it would then convert itself into an appropriately shaped medical device such as a stent, or a sheet to prevent adhesion.
They should share the bonanza of higher prices with Australia’s citizens, and an appropriately designed mining tax is one way of ensuring that outcome.
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