Sentence examples for apposite and from inspiring English sources

It is an entirely apposite – and he says coincidental – juxtaposition.

Just like his commentary, Benaud's words were apposite and sparing.

It was a wholly apposite and joyous moment during a jubilant, deliciously indelicate gig.

For that reason, we shall cite in this opinion only some that seem most apposite and persuasive in their reasoning.

337].) In this instance the Constitution — the highest indicator of the public interest — is both apposite and unambiguous.

Still, the phrase is apposite, and it applies to everyone: himself first, then his subjects and then, perhaps, his audience.

Nick Wilson from King's College, London gave the first Keynote on this theme, which he called "Highway to Hell or Together Forever?" I thought this was a wonderfully attractive, colorful and apposite title and perfectly suited Nick's style of presentation.

Pre-inoculum was made starting from one vial of the Molecular Biology cell bank in culture medium FMYb, an animal free derived media composed by a pre defined solution of yeast extract, glycerol, vitamins and minerals with apposite antibiotic and then inoculated in 10 litres of FMYb culture medium for batch fermentation.

Ricks has been described as holding in his head all of English poetry, and to see him lecture is to see him repeatedly reach into this apparently infinite database for the most subtle and apposite comparisons, echoes and rebuttals.

The cells grew in apposite density and adherent well with axon-elongated and interweave each other to be a mesh, each of them presented as identical size and consistent morphology.

Apposite photographs and films accompany the works.