Sentence examples for apposite term from inspiring English sources

"Bloodless, we guess, being the apposite term.

The term "gritty" has never been more apposite, but the Dardennes insist they aim for realism, not naturalism.

The book has not been written, nor has the film been made, but in terms of his grand slam career the title is apposite.

Of the many slang terms for cannabis, "weed" is surely among the most apposite.

Throughout the questionnaire we used the adjectives homosexual and lesbian not because we believe these were particularly apposite but in order to make sure that the therapists (for whom these terms might be most familiar and least political) would be clear about our meaning.

Her creaking elder sister will be debated in the House of Commons on Tuesday of next week, initiated by the apposite stance of Laurence Robertson MP that "the income stream from the Tote to horseracing be secured for the long term".

Yet this is apposite.

That's apposite.

The timing was apposite.

It seemed apposite.

Yes, but an apposite one.