Sentence examples for apposite sense from inspiring English sources
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.
Album by album, Radiohead has shed the rock bombast that they never had the firepower to pull off, while Thom Yorke has let the heady glow of his voice trump his borrowed snarls and shifted the focus of his lyrics from teen-age anomie to genuine dread and a new, surprisingly apposite sense of sexuality.
That seems a trifle Moulin Rouge for the world's toughest endurance race and it is easy to imagine the man who dreamed up the maillot jaune, that old austerian Henri Desgrange, turning in his grave, but in another sense a sequinned yellow jersey is entirely apposite given the way that the Tour's 100 editions have frequently married tradition and sporting endeavour with a garish lack of taste.
Donald Regan, for example, argues that "given any two items (objects, experiences, states of affairs, whatever) sufficiently well specified so that it is apposite to inquire into their (intrinsic) value in the Moorean sense, then either one is better than the other, or the two are precisely equal in value" (Regan 1997, 129).
It had a shiny handwheel — one that required two hands to turn — and such an enduring sense of design that it would have been wholly apposite in an underwater vehicle devised by Jules Verne.
God is never far from his writings or conversation: he senses signs from God when a book opens at an apposite page, or in a timely gesture of support from a stranger.
Beyond the obvious benefits of watching something in a theatre, Scalarama's strategy – programming stuff in unusual venues, with live scores, or as part of apposite double bills and seasons – helps individual films stand out, and gives them a sense of context and stature again.
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.
