Sentence examples for all apposite from inspiring English sources

Which is not at all apposite.

Near the start of his monologue, on "The Tonight Show" (NBC), Fallon imagined that Trump, after the physical, thanked the doctor, whose name is Ronny Jackson—"and told him to say hi to his brothers Jermaine and Tito". Which is not at all apposite.

That plaintive Shannon sweater slogan – "Save Me" – now seems all the more apposite.

Marley's refrain of "Don't worry about a thing, 'cause every little thing gonna be all right" seemed apposite given athletics recent troubles with doping.

There are occasions when the title of Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing" seems all too apposite.

As a summary of tonight's entertainment, and of Soundgarden in 2013, it is all too apposite.

(A striking contemporary account of the epidemic and its context may be found in Il ventre di Napoli, by the journalist Matilde Serao. In 1973, during a brief reappearance of cholera in the city, this book, reissued, was found all too apposite).

Also, as we are conducting the study over multiple sites, an apposite hierarchy structure will be introduced into all models that accommodates this clustering [ 13].

One character's face is in fact never shown clearly at all – a diabolically apposite device.

Beyond, making us feel small again, there towers the gargantuan mast at RAF Stenigot, virtually all that's left of a cold war listening station – an apposite tribute to a region that has for so long stayed under the radar.

Winter hopes the African grey parrot is an apposite logo: "It's smart, and lives the longest of them all".