Sentence examples for apposite choice from inspiring English sources
Because neutrons bounce off hydrogen atoms (representing two out of three atoms in the leftover watery cage) better than the more frequently used X-rays, they were an apposite choice to test whether, in the absence of neon, the clathrate's structure had been maintained.It had.
Perhaps its working title, "Kaddish", the Jewish prayer read by mourners at funerals, would have been a more apposite choice for the title and description of its narrative.The film describes the attempt made by two brothers, Jozek Maciejj Stuhr and Franciszekk, to break the conspiracy of silence among the residents of the village where the massacre against their Jewish neighbours had taken place.
Mind you, there's pretty stiff, somewhat apposite, choices on the other channels should you so prefer: BBC2 has The Weakest Link at 3pm, and Channel 4 airs Carry on Dick at 1.25.
Downey's films, which fall loosely into the category of comedy, seem to have been the template for Louie's aesthetic, from the casual left turns from comedy into non sequitur or unsettling drama, to the inexplicable but somehow apposite casting choices, to the sudden flights of surrealism.
Downey's films, which fall loosely into the category of comedy, seem to have been the template for Louie's aesthetic, from the casual left turns from comedy into non-sequitur or unsettling drama, to the inexplicable but somehow apposite casting choices, to the sudden flights of surrealism.
Hone said, when both sets were done on Sunday night: "I hope we kept some of the album's charm" – and it was an apposite, if surprising, choice of word: yes, there is exactly that, a decorum born of balancing severity of purpose, musicianship for the sheer joy of it – and pastiche.
A self-proclaimed advocate of "no-brow" culture, her choice is apposite: Vladimir Tretchikoff's much maligned Chinese Girl.
But that historical comparison, though apposite, does too little justice to the momentousness of this year's choice.
