Sentence examples for apposite than from inspiring English sources

But the analogy is, sadly, more apposite than its coiner may have realised.

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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.

"Rarely has the old adage 'doing well by doing good' been more apposite than in this new model of sustainable investment," he added.

Nowhere is such cynicism more apposite than in military-ruled Myanmar, formerly Burma, which goes to the polls on November 7th.

Seldom has that tart comment seemed more apposite than in recent days, as both Gordon Brown and David Cameron leapt to the defence of the NHS following vitriolic criticism in America of Britain's "Orwellian" health service.

He announced his candidacy in November 1985, soon after publishing his memoirs, In The Eye Of The Storm - a more apposite title than he knew at the time.

He had announced his candidacy in November 1985, soon after publishing his memoirs, In the Eye of the Storm - a more apposite title than he could have known.

People thought it somehow fitted with the mood of the 80s, but if anything that sort of resigned acceptance of things has got worse and it is rather sad that the play appears to be even more apposite now than it was then".

What Robert Michels famously described as the "iron law of oligarchy" looks more apposite and persuasive than ever, and not just in putative banana republics.

Indeed, Max Martin and Dr Luke seem far more apposite names to evoke than Dolly Parton or the Dixie Chicks.