Sentence examples for apposite introduction from inspiring English sources

However, amid the debris of Beck's sonic adventuring, Loser is a rather apposite introduction to his precocious talent: it has the samples (Johnny Jenkins's cover of Dr John's I Walk on Gilded Splinters), some blues slide guitar over shuffling hip-hop breaks and the enduring, nonsensical opening lyrics: "In the time of chimpanzees, I was a monkey".

Supplying apposite spoken introductions, Mr. Redlinger and Ms. Rhyne used the cleverly ordered music to tell the story of the knight Yvain (Ivanhoe), a star of the Arthurian romances that originated in the 12th century but took on new popularity in the 15th, when the songs in the program were written.

I should end this week's entry with an apposite quote from Shakespeare.

Despite the scope of the title, this friendly, colorful documentary from Pip Chodorov is not the last word on all the shapes, sizes and languages of experimental film, but rather an introduction brightened by a companionable enthusiasm and an apposite sense of community.

Neither is apposite.

Yet this is apposite.

That's apposite.

The timing was apposite.

It seemed apposite.

But are they apposite mentions?

Yes, but an apposite one.