Sentence examples for apposite way of from inspiring English sources

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

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.

But works of art have a way of regaining currency as the years pass, and this dark comedy about the vacuity of language seems eerily apposite today.

Globalization can affect health outcomes by way of each of these mechanisms, and the authors' reference to the influence on stratification of "those central engines in society that generate and distribute power, wealth and risks" [ 68](p. 16) is especially apposite in this context.

Oliver Burkeman's engaging "anti-self-help" book uses an apposite quotation from Edith Wharton early on, namely: "There are lots of ways of being miserable, but there's only one of being comfortable, and that is to stop running round after happiness".

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

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

It's a half-decent heavy rock album buried under layers of production and gratuitous faffing, which is an entirely apposite description of this show.

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

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

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