Sentence examples for apposite because from inspiring English sources
On the wall hangs a framed canvas print with two words: The End. Apposite, because clients come here to end their marriages, but for Wasser each request is really a beginning, a springboard into a process in which she must protect the psyches, secrets, reputations and fortunes of famous people in the lottery known as divorce while the media turn the whole thing into a carnival.
Pop would have been a more apposite reference, because Tod's pebble-soled Gommino, a basic driving shoe based on the moccasin, is the footwear equivalent of an Andy Warhol.
"Since it was written," Lloyd says, "Urinetown has only become more apposite – not only because it touches on environmental and economic catastrophe, but because at the heart of it is a revolution.
That approach was tactically apposite versus Chile because they, like Spain, are defensively suspect in the air and lack tall, rugged centre-backs.
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He is referring to the emotions of the saints, but the words are apposite to the reactions of a modern audience, because watching Dole or Clinton cry is voluptuously gratifying to the spectators.
Throughout the questionnaire we used the adjectives homosexual and lesbian not because we believe these were particularly apposite but in order to make sure that the therapists (for whom these terms might be most familiar and least political) would be clear about our meaning.
