It has been suggested that the appropriate designation for this decade might be "the post-9/11 era" — an unswingy if otherwise apposite sobriquet.
Another is the inclusion of well-chosen if uncomfortably apposite quotations from other writers: among them Cyril Connolly ("The past is the only dead thing that smells sweet") and Lillian Hellman ("People change and forget to tell each other").
If no apposite policy interventions are undertaken, such inadequacy could jeopardize the development of green innovations.
The connection is problematic, if on occasion apposite, for themes of isolation, beauty, individualism, desire and the sublime -- hallmarks of Romanticism in art -- recur throughout these works.
It might, though, have been apposite if the Portuguese-Canadian had offered a prayer for Joan Osborne, Meredith Brooks and all the one-song wonders before her, because I'm Like a Bird is virtually all she has.
Hone said, when both sets were done on Sunday night: "I hope we kept some of the album's charm" – and it was an apposite, if surprising, choice of word: yes, there is exactly that, a decorum born of balancing severity of purpose, musicianship for the sheer joy of it – and pastiche.
Many Margaret Thatcher quotes will be rolled out in the coming weeks, but surely the most apposite is, "If you want something said, ask a man.
"The analogy is apposite only if we include one fact – the customer told the salesman that he planned to bludgeon someone to death with it outside the store.
That would be apposite only if I were citing the opinions in an effort to "prove" that the position they announce was either right or generally believed or politically triumphant.
