Sentence examples for apposite language from inspiring English sources
If apposite language distorts human experience by pretending to represent it, responsible writing should subvert itself somehow.
But works of art have a way of regaining currency as the years pass, and this dark comedy about the vacuity of language seems eerily apposite today.
Eager and apposite collaborators, both are fascinated by language, whether literal or compositional, and concerned with situating music within broader artistic and cultural contexts.
But such words, though apposite, belong on grant applications.
Today, in an era of what Cyril Connolly would call "over civilisation" – celebrity culture, televised war, the rise and fall of credit, imploding banks – the language of decadence, self-conscious and maximalist, seems a more apposite discourse with which to portray reality than flat naturalism.
God is invoked with duplicitous piety, along with apposite quotes from the Koran, by Richard and his allies, but so is the demonizing language of the West, with Richard's adversaries denounced as terrorists and even members of "an axis of evil".
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.
As for Mr Brown himself, Bernard Shaw's formulation two countries divided by a common language seems especially apposite when the people speaking it are a folksy Texan and a Presbyterian Scot.
