Sentence examples for Quite apposite from inspiring English sources
However, the second line of the second verse does now seem quite apposite: I yield my flickering torch to thee.
I cycled across the causeway to Holy Island, my GPS showing me cycling on water, which seemed quite apposite.
Danes' film career would peak sharply here, of course, but what a summit: replacing Natalie Portman (who, at 14, was deemed to look too young opposite DiCaprio), she brings the very modern hormonal curiosity of a name-making role in TV's My So-Called Life to Shakespeare's vision of agitated youth in a way that feels quite apposite.
Indeed it feels the comparison is quite apposite, given that, as it watched Christopher Maloney launch his devastating assault on Boy Meets Girl's Waiting for a Star to Fall a few weeks back, it found the words "Jesus Christ!" involuntarily springing from its lips with some considerable force.
Le Diable au corps... Still, good enough in English, and quite apposite for an almost gleefully nasty tale about a nasty young man – a boy, really, who is 15 when he starts an affair with Marthe, a young woman four years his senior, whose husband is off at the front in the first world war.
The illustrations and text are ensconced in whimsically curving and intersecting dotted lines that call to mind the flight trail of a bee hunting for honey -- quite an apposite image, as it happens.
This is quite a magical land and as we shrink back down it feels like an apposite moment to be looking at that.How has the production evolved between its premiere at the Manchester International Festival last year and its opening at the English National Opera last week?The joy of bringing it to the ENO is that we had a chance to develop it and spend more time with Dee.
But apart from providing an apposite corporate slogan for the measure's passage – "Just do it" – choosing Nike as a location didn't quite reinforce his message.
Besides, the UK job market is quite different from the US one – we have had a much stronger recovery in employment – so an unemployment target is less apposite.
