Sentence examples for apposite that from inspiring English sources
Yodelling, however apposite that would have been in the Alps, it was not.
It seems apposite that these shows, which I saw back-to-back, should both be about revisiting the past.
No corporation is perfect, but I think it is apposite that BP should be hauled across the coals in this kind of debate.
How troublingly apposite that your mission in life should now be to save people from destruction as they pursue their natural instinct to spawn".
In Danby, North Yorkshire, when the moor steams after rain followed by hot sunshine, it is called "summer geese", a phrase so exquisitely apposite that once learned, I doubt it can ever be forgotten.
The decision was so resounding, and the precedent so apposite, that it's puzzling that Mr. Trump's lawyers would even attempt to make it a main plank of their argument to the special counsel.
It is an apposite question that is also the title of Yellow Days' debut album.
As Flaubert worked over the drafts of Madame Bovary, seeking always the apposite word that would precisely convey his meaning, he lifted his novel from a level of sentimental romance to make it one of the great ironic tragedies of literature.
That old artistic dictum, paint what you know, has rarely felt more apposite, except that knowledge itself for Auerbach is never a settled thing and the paintings resist conclusion.
They left basking in the most routine of victories and enjoying an apposite reminder that their club still produces heroes through the generations.
"Raw, rich, Glasgow," the German art critic Hermann Muthesius called it at the beginning of this century, a description still fully apposite now that it's ending.
