Sentence examples for apposite definition from inspiring English sources

An archpragmatist, prepared to win by any means, is a more apposite definition.

In Experiment 2, a congruency effect was found in the memory task for the participant-generated semantically apposite three-word definitions of the nonwords; congruent nonword-definition pairs were recalled more often than incongruent pairs.

The full variety of definitions can be experienced by using the apposite databases, for example, the ISO Online Browsing Platform (OBP) [10], DIN-TERMinology Portal [11], or the International Electrotechnical Vocabulary (IEV, IEC 60050), as provided by [12].

The concern that any definition is a limitation, and perhaps an exclusion of the essential, is nowhere more apposite than to this inordinately vast and variegated literature.

In a sense, that's a pretty good definition of what this whole "symphony" idea is all about, but it's especially apposite for this week's work, Oliver Knussen's Third Symphony.

Yet this is apposite.

That's apposite.

The timing was apposite.

It seemed apposite.

Yes, but an apposite one.

(Here's another apposite one).