It's an apposite statement at the start of this election.
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.
Since it was first held in 1976 the festival has grown exponentially, aided in part by its apposite positioning at what is widely considered the onset of the annual film awards season.
Still Verdasco's whiplash knockout forehand kept snaking out at apposite moments.
Which is not at all apposite.
At moments apposite or otherwise, the band strike up a Bowie song, familiar, obscure or brand new.
God is never far from his writings or conversation: he senses signs from God when a book opens at an apposite page, or in a timely gesture of support from a stranger.
In an attempt to lighten the mood, I pointed out to Omar how apposite it was that at the very moment in which votes were being cast in the south, possibly redrawing the region's borders for ever, we had been placed under lock and key in a military intelligence unit almost a thousand miles to the north for attempting to do the same.
Alexis Soloski, the Guardian It will be many years before we see a jukebox musical as unapologetically weird as Lazarus, an almost incomprehensible and oddly intriguing new play At moments apposite or otherwise, the band strike up a Bowie song, familiar, obscure or brand new.
At every apposite moment, as well as some inopportune ones, he will mention Judy's hysterectomy, their sex lives (how many times a week, where in the house, the last time), their home life, arguments they have had and Disastrous Things Judy Has Done.
