Sentence examples for an apposite example from inspiring English sources

The death of Diana is an apposite example: at the time, when the person divining the hand of MI6 was Mohamed Al Fayed, his very involvement made the notion ludicrous.

In Bath team-mate Semesa Rokoduguni they have an apposite example of how unfortunate injury can derail nascent England careers.

Tsoukas offers a particularly apposite example: [T]he quality of teaching (an inherently ambiguous notion) tends to be formally ascertained by the quality of the procedures that are thought to lead to good teaching.

In one oddly apposite example, More compares a courtier who enjoys a prince's favour to someone playing with tamed lions—"suddenly the fun becomes fatal" (no. 162).

Regular workshops and private tutorials deal with issues specific to your work, using apposite examples from literary history to inspire you to find your own way through any stubborn difficulties.

The latter caution resonates with the current finding of frequent signalling of the raw mortality series compared with in-control residuals from an apposite time series model; with respect to the error process, such signalling represents false positivity [ 13].

Yes, but an apposite one.

It was an apposite observation.

Explorer Paul Rose is an apposite presenter.

In many ways, it would seem an apposite moment.

Bristol itself, though, offers an apposite door to this past.