Sentence examples for a more apposite from inspiring English sources

But Mars resolved to write a more apposite song.

An archpragmatist, prepared to win by any means, is a more apposite definition.

I can't think of a more apposite theme for a visual arts exhibition.

He announced his candidacy in November 1985, soon after publishing his memoirs, In The Eye Of The Storm - a more apposite title than he knew at the time.

But close examination of the issues for discussion in the next two months makes time-wasting seem a more apposite description.

He had announced his candidacy in November 1985, soon after publishing his memoirs, In the Eye of the Storm - a more apposite title than he could have known.

A far more apposite model for gene-spliced animals would be the agency's oversight of traditional foods and food additives of "natural mutants" and of livestock clones or identical twins, which the FDA has decided are safe to eat.

Seldom has a title been more apposite.

In cases where one cannot gather from the available knowledge whether an AND or an OR operation is the more apposite description of a biological process, an alternative is to use logical operators with an incomplete truth table [ 10].

As a coda to a distinguished career, it's more apposite than the overheated Snow White and the Huntsman; the blind dwarf Hoskins played in the latter became his final role.

I've often mentioned a well-known joke from the last decade of the Soviet Union, but it couldn't be more apposite: Rabinovitch, a Jew, wants to emigrate.