Sentence examples similar to apropos case from inspiring English sources
Colintineanu L, Hobai I. [Disseminated tuberculous lupus. Clinical and etiopathogenic considerations apropos of a case].
5 Lewis's cautions would seem apropos in the case of Crane's Victrola.
The word "brick" is very apropos in this case because bricks are exactly what your legs feel like.
But Ms. Biosic, 38, a sales associate for Barneys New York, who moved to the city two years ago from Portland, Ore., isn't simply romanticizing her first apartment in Manhattan — in this case, the Parisian tag happens to be apropos.
By embracing the fulsome style that shaped his career, the collection makes a vibrant, sometimes perturbed case that LaChapelle's sensibility is even more apropos now than it was in his heyday.
The word's etymological roots, however, going back to ancient Greece, suggest that, in the case of the president, it may be even more apropos than it might first seem.
Regardless of the outcome of this case, life won't ever be the same for the real-life actor David Dennison — whose IMDB page includes such apropos credits as "Indictment: Dead Witnesses Can't Talk" and "Divided We Unite".
The reference was apropos.
