Sentence examples for apposite title for from inspiring English sources
Björk Vespertine (One Little Indian) **** £14.99 Vespertine ("occurring in the evening") is an apposite title for Björk's first studio album since 1997's Homogenic.
But if some keen researcher out there has an idea about how to do it, "Information Management: A Proposal" might be an equally apposite title for his first draft.
Napolitans involved with the mafia refer to it as "the system", which has obvious parallels with "the game", the name for the drug economy that might have been a more apposite title for David Simon's programme than The Wire. "Every arrest and maxi-trial seems more like a way of replacing cops and breaking business cycles than something capable of destroying a system," Saviano writes.
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.
The boxing match, which was to have taken place at the National Stadium in west Dublin, was billed as a "Clash of the Clans" – an apposite title given the clan-like warfare that has re-erupted in the city.
Apparently, the show was going to be called Sold Out - a much more provocative and, some would say, apposite title, given that among the themes addressed by the curators is the notion of the artist as brand.
The title for Bradbury's novel was wonderfully apposite, and it seemed indeed that history was flowing in only one, upwardly mobile direction.
(There's the title for you).
