It is apposite, for a lot of the work deals with journeys of one kind or another, ranging from migration to or from the islands in work by Annalee Davis and Christina Leslie to the difficulties of coming out as a gay man, explored in works by O'Neil Lawrence and Lawrence Graham-Brown.
It seems apposite for the 20th century: cinema itself is the quintessential 20th century medium, and this film depicts the exponential acceleration of technology and human development, and the gradual ecological and spiritual erosion, and loss of control inherent in that.
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.
The title is apposite, for the story works its own effects on the side.
The phrase "the road to Paris is long" is one of the oldest cliches in the Tour de France lexicon, but it will be especially apposite for the Tour leader Bradley Wiggins from now on.
It would have been wonderfully apposite for today's Chelsea-centered art world.
The wild conditions seemed highly apposite for the day's other star turn, Hidden Cyclone.
"In that tug between individual freedom and fundamentalist religion, there's a story that's apposite for our time," Mr. Brock said.
The connection is problematic, if on occasion apposite, for themes of isolation, beauty, individualism, desire and the sublime -- hallmarks of Romanticism in art -- recur throughout these works.
Foucault's maxim is relevant for anyone interested in the arts, but particularly apposite for critics, who are obliged to perceive and reflect quickly, relying on deeply grooved instincts and memories.
