Sentence examples for That would be apposite from inspiring English sources
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.
And that would be apposite.
But that cannot be all that is meant, for it would be equally apposite to describe private property as a system of unfreedom, since it necessarily involves the social exclusion of people from resources that others own.
Personally I think The Waste Land would be more apposite.
They have been christened the Brothers Grim, though some say the Chuckle Brothers would be more apposite.
If the Conservatives feel the need to attack the Labour leader personally, it would be more apposite to direct their attack against what is both real and obvious in the TV interviews: he is a dreamer who would like world peace and an end to poverty but hasn't a clue how to achieve either.
"In that tug between individual freedom and fundamentalist religion, there's a story that's apposite for our time," Mr. Brock said.
Whilst the clinical staging approach is gaining acceptance, it may now be apposite also to explore the utility of employing clinical sub-groupings that more closely reflect differential developmental, and possibly underlying pathophysiological, pathways [ 13].
Accordingly, the vocabulary of integration may not be apposite to issues of European membership issues and its replacement with that of democratic equality and inclusion should be considered.
Yodelling, however apposite that would have been in the Alps, it was not.
