Sentence examples for are particularly apposite from inspiring English sources
But there are dangers that are particularly apposite in view of what is happening to the world economy.
This is particularly apposite this week, with the announcement that the National Offender Management Service has put in a tender for some work with the Saudi prison service.
His portrait of Lord Home of the Hirsel was particularly apposite, with the former prime minister's elongated figure strategically placed at the edge of the canvas – the epitome of aristocratic diffidence.
More than once I thought of Steven Spielberg's AI, another mother-son tale that similarly channels the "real boy" themes of Pinocchio (a mention of Jack being "still plastic" is particularly apposite), and which is accidentally echoed in a beautifully observed moment when Jack's feet touch unfamiliar floors.
Peter Hawke Worcester Park, Surrey If one is to cite Karl Marx in respect of the current debacle at St Paul's Cathedral, surely his estimation that the Church of England would rather pardon an attack upon 38 of its 39 articles than lose one 39th of its income is particularly apposite.
Last, a book I keep close to my heart all year round, but that is particularly apposite at Christmas: Helen Saberi and Alan Davidson's peerless Trifle (Prospect Books, £9.99), a slim volume that still manages to pack in more than 90 recipes for this British classic with its "carousel of flavours, colours and textures".
Critical Realism is proving to be particularly apposite in the study of such processes.
The account of necessary and sufficient conditions just outlined is particularly apposite in dealing with logical conditions.
(That paradox is particularly apposite here).[10] Various refinements of expected utility theory have been suggested as a result of such problems.
