The quote is so perfectly apposite, the dew from heaven calming the heat and smoke of the mine, the stars piercing the darkness of the pit, with the sense of working men building a glittering paradise.
Art criticism should surely mean being awed by talent, and it is awe-inspiring how Bell can produce images that are so beautifully coloured while being so grotesquely apposite – and do this to punishingly tight deadlines.
Gehry's rippling, tilting volumes would have seemed shopworn had they popped up on the East River; even worse, the jagged forms and acute-angled window slashes that were so disturbing and apposite in the Jewish Museum in Berlin turn out to be stylistic tics that have recurred in every Libeskind project since.
Enoch Powell's famous remark that all political careers end in failure was never so apposite as in the case of David Cameron.
The decision was so resounding, and the precedent so apposite, that it's puzzling that Mr. Trump's lawyers would even attempt to make it a main plank of their argument to the special counsel.
And though it is apparently unrelated, this terrifyingly apposite episode was so shocking (to me, anyway) that I won't spoil its impact by even hinting at it.
The story is very apposite to our own times, when there is so much celebrity culture around us.
The timing is apposite, though to be honest the phone-hacking scandal is so engrossing it's hard not to see it wherever you look.
Because that cover is I Want You (She's So Heavy), a Beatles song Turner and Kane have been doing since their inception eight years ago that has suddenly acquired a more apposite quality.
For upon secrecy, success depends in most Enterprises of this kind.' So apposite were these words that, some 200 years later, the CIA hung a framed reproduction of Washington's letter on a wall at Langley for employees to see.
