Which is not at all apposite.
At moments apposite or otherwise, the band strike up a Bowie song, familiar, obscure or brand new.
The main karate attraction here is the Karate Kaikan (or complex) that opened earlier this year at an apposite moment: karate is to be included in the Olympics for the first time, at the Tokyo 2020 games.
God is never far from his writings or conversation: he senses signs from God when a book opens at an apposite page, or in a timely gesture of support from a stranger.
Near the start of his monologue, on "The Tonight Show" (NBC), Fallon imagined that Trump, after the physical, thanked the doctor, whose name is Ronny Jackson—"and told him to say hi to his brothers Jermaine and Tito". Which is not at all apposite.
Alexis Soloski, the Guardian It will be many years before we see a jukebox musical as unapologetically weird as Lazarus, an almost incomprehensible and oddly intriguing new play At moments apposite or otherwise, the band strike up a Bowie song, familiar, obscure or brand new.
At every apposite moment, as well as some inopportune ones, he will mention Judy's hysterectomy, their sex lives (how many times a week, where in the house, the last time), their home life, arguments they have had and Disastrous Things Judy Has Done.
With a general election looming and political advisers looking for anything that could give them an edge, the poll comes at an apposite time for anyone arguing that their particular party should break the mould and downscale plans for wind turbines, energy-efficient lightbulbs and "walking buses".
Clare Balding is currently riding a wave of popular acclaim thanks to her hugely successful hosting of the Olympics and Paralympics, and so her Gerald Durrell-referencing memoir couldn't be published at a more apposite moment.
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".
