Sentence examples similar to apropos of speaking from inspiring English sources

It makes clear that selling the apropos-of-nothing, absurdist chills of creepypasta requires pokerfaced commitment.

Nor would he have wondered, apropos of a passage in Proust: "Who is speaking here?

"My friend, let us speak frankly," Schnitzler wrote, apropos of the duel, "one must be somewhat limited to stare death so calmly in the face".

If President Obama is elected for another term, I think the President will speak more directly about marriage equality, apropos of Secretary Clinton's remarks on LGBT rights as human rights last week.

Bill Clinton is speaking at the Aspen Ideas Festival, and he said just now, apropos of almost nothing (actually, during a long peroration on Nelson Mandela): "Every living soul on this planet has some highly-justified anger.

Apropos of.

Apropos of dinner.

Apropos of nothing dept.

Completely apropos of nothing.

So, late last week — apropos of nothing!

— Richard Jones, from "Apropos of Nothing" (2006).