Sentence examples for apposite to better from inspiring English sources
We observed a higher degree of responsiveness of ETo to changes in meteorological variables than ETr, which may indicate that ETo may be more apposite to better detect the impact of changes in meteorological variables on ETref in climate change studies.
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).
He always had something apposite to say.
But Fitt always had something apposite to say.
It was apposite to our situation, and it would certainly become appropriate to Rushdie's.
What makes Gohmert's unconscious allusion so uncannily apposite to the present moment is the context of Trotsky's outburst.
The story is very apposite to our own times, when there is so much celebrity culture around us.
As Detroit so nearly lost its 130-year-old museum, Mr Beal feels it apposite to be leaving with a show so focused on the city.
I want it to be relevant and apposite to the people who are watching it, who are primarily a middle-class British audience".
In Victorian Britain it was especially apposite to talk of a "queen" bee, one 19th-century apiarist even observing "the Tory loyalty of all her subjects".
El Chapo's escape also proved apposite to certain remarks by a certain US presidential candidate, the ginger billionaire and human manifestation of internet mockery and vitriol Donald Trump.
