Sentence examples for apposite in from inspiring English sources

But the maxim is very apposite in the Czech Republic today.

The broader sporting parish, meanwhile, was left to ponder something grimly apposite in the wretched creature's name: Battlefront.

A satirical current ripples through it that seemed especially apposite in the age of Warhol and remains relevant.

But there are dangers that are particularly apposite in view of what is happening to the world economy.

There's a line in Jim Jarmusch's 1986 film Down By Law that seems apposite in November 2016.

Merry does not confront the comparison directly, but his nuanced account makes the comparison seem apposite in some ways, if mostly facile.

In a wonderfully apposite item in his Sunday Telegraph column yesterday, Oliver Pritchett wrote: In my capacity as Visiting Professor of Communication Studies at the University of Nether Wallop, I can announce the details of next year's module on television and politics.

In 1990 he spoke of how Christ's admiring references to the once-despised Samaritans had transformed relations between Samaritans and Jews, "making the two divided peoples into one 'new creation' in Christ" – a dramatically apposite quotation in an address to Protestants setting out his vision for the future of Ireland.

Enoch Powell's famous remark that all political careers end in failure was never so apposite as in the case of David Cameron.

A more apposite comparison in the same study showed that intraspecific variation in tail length was much greater in species where tail length was under sexual selection than in species where tail length was not [33].

Mr. Wuorinen, who has received a Pulitzer Prize and a MacArthur grant, said in a statement that Ms. Proulx had produced a "splendidly concise and apposite libretto, in which Proulx, through her characteristically laconic style, conveys character and scene with great efficiency".