Shakespeare's Lear, reproving his skinflint daughters, provides an apposite response: O reason not the need!
Where the chairmanship is concerned, one or two passages may seem almost spookily apposite, to the point of being written in BBC dialect, to interviewers who are still haunted by the corporation's morally and managerially catastrophic response to the Savile and McAlpine programmes.
The profiles suggest that clustering enables Ca2+ sensors or detectors on the apposite ER surface to be exposed to Ca2+ levels several-fold more than the bulk level.
Bristol itself, though, offers an apposite door to this past.
A member of the F1 family was hurt, and the sport responded in apposite manner to her distress.
Although, of course, "good" is hardly an apposite word to use with reference to Junky.
I imagined being one of those admirable (if sometimes insufferable) individuals who always has an apposite quotation to drop into conversation.
The concern that any definition is a limitation, and perhaps an exclusion of the essential, is nowhere more apposite than to this inordinately vast and variegated literature.
Indeed, Max Martin and Dr Luke seem far more apposite names to evoke than Dolly Parton or the Dixie Chicks.
