Sentence examples for apposite use of from inspiring English sources

Set against that an inspired soundtrack with apposite use of Tom Waits and The Pixies and a brilliant conclusion.

There is a fleeting central duet (Mr. Cardona and Kathryn Sanders) that is interesting in its apposite use of desultory walks and oozing whole-body movement to create a quietly charged atmosphere between the two.

In this respect, it should be emphasised that much apposite learning can be gleaned from examining the accumulated experiences arising from the past use of biomonitoring in occupational and public health settings.

The rigid use of checklists has been criticised within qualitative research and Barbour [ 34] has argued that appraisal checklists should be used flexibly and in a manner that is apposite to individual study design.

In cases where one cannot gather from the available knowledge whether an AND or an OR operation is the more apposite description of a biological process, an alternative is to use logical operators with an incomplete truth table [ 10].

Although, of course, "good" is hardly an apposite word to use with reference to Junky.

This ingenious but not entirely apposite way of decorating porcelain was short-lived and never widespread.

Shopping could also be the most apposite expression of Dublin culture today.

Hence, trust is an essential and indispensable value for morally apposite sharing of health data.

For an apposite management of urban solid waste, knowledge of solid waste composition is exceptionally important [8, 9].

In Bath team-mate Semesa Rokoduguni they have an apposite example of how unfortunate injury can derail nascent England careers.