Sentence examples for apposite place from inspiring English sources
But even as it is now -- sunk deep into the earth -- the cable evokes, in a poignantly apposite place, Koolhaas's constant theme: instability is inescapable; contain it, don't conceal it.
My own (indefensibly ageist) supposition that they must all be geriatric traditionalists abruptly ended when an undergraduate from Rome's Sapienza proclaimed to me her imperviousness to whether people choose to go about naked in public just as long as they do so in the apposite places.
Lamont's comments on the paradoxical mysteries of Victorian London are apposite; a place whose "sheer scale... meant that most of it was invisible to observers, and what could not be seen could only be imagined".
A sculpture by John McCracken in David Zwirner's space is apposite.
For Kersten England, seeking to end poverty in the city of Joseph Rowntree is both historically apposite and precisely what a modern, progressive "place-shaping" council should be seeking to achieve.
He waggles his seat in his office, suddenly stirred by an apposite memory.
The former lead singer with the Go-Go's, the Californian all-girl band that wasn't the Bangles, Carlisle injected some conviction into compositions whose religious references – "Forever, amen," in "We Want The Same Thing" and the inevitable set closer "Heaven Is A Place On Earth" – couldn't have been more apposite given the location.
His portrait of Lord Home of the Hirsel was particularly apposite, with the former prime minister's elongated figure strategically placed at the edge of the canvas – the epitome of aristocratic diffidence.
This suburban house feels an odd place to find a modern-day literary superstar, but it is also utterly apposite.
Equatorial Guinea's Africa Cup of Nations swung from fairytale to farce in a matter of hours this week and it seemed sadly apposite that one of their heroes from this tournament, Javier Balboa, was complicit in this third place play-off defeat.
The sense of green places and blue waters in these paintings of the past 10 years is surely apposite to an age of planetary dread.
