Sentence examples for and apposite from inspiring English sources

Where did he find such simultaneously unlikely and apposite names?

"Think before you tweet" seems a simple and apposite one.

And the contemporary allusions Mr. Borchmeyer has interpolated feel intelligently thought out and apposite.

The whole thing seemed so natural and improvised, so raw and apposite.

Eager and apposite collaborators, both are fascinated by language, whether literal or compositional, and concerned with situating music within broader artistic and cultural contexts.

I want it to be relevant and apposite to the people who are watching it, who are primarily a middle-class British audience".

Mencken once wrote that his principal business was manufacturing "ideas so novel that they will be instantly rejected as insane and outrageous by all right-thinking men, and so apposite and sound that they will eventually conquer that instinctive opposition, and force themselves into the traditional wisdom of the race".

It is a sculpture of an eaglelike bird with a peace symbol at its base carved from a block of white marble in the window of Luminary Publishing, and it looks and feels apposite.

Fowler, an unashamed anorak, takes delight in stuffing his books with esoteric facts; together with a cast of splendidly eccentric characters ranging from white witches to unfrocked and potty academics, corkscrew plots, wit, verve and some apposite social commentary, they make for unbeatable fun.

He is thin, leaning towards gaunt, and decidedly grey on top, with the cheekbones and jawline apposite of a life spent sucking down pingers with reckless abandon.

I still feel that he is a major writer and thinker, and I think his ideas and predictions about control systems are becoming more and more apposite, particularly in these days of mass surveillance by governments.