Sentence examples for been more apposite from inspiring English sources

Seldom has a title been more apposite.

The term "gritty" has never been more apposite, but the Dardennes insist they aim for realism, not naturalism.

"Rarely has the old adage 'doing well by doing good' been more apposite than in this new model of sustainable investment," he added.

It is a truism bordering on a tautology to note that first-person novels are all about voice, but seldom can that observation have been more apposite than in the case of Mohsin Hamid's The Reluctant Fundamentalist.

The former lead singer with the Go-Go's, the Californian all-girl band that wasn't the Bangles, Carlisle injected some conviction into compositions whose religious references – "Forever, amen," in "We Want The Same Thing" and the inevitable set closer "Heaven Is A Place On Earth" – couldn't have been more apposite given the location.

Salman Rushdie's famous quip has rarely been more apposite.

Today, other rules are more apposite.

Air sickness bags would probably be more apposite.

They have been christened the Brothers Grim, though some say the Chuckle Brothers would be more apposite.

I've often mentioned a well-known joke from the last decade of the Soviet Union, but it couldn't be more apposite: Rabinovitch, a Jew, wants to emigrate.

As part of the White Light Festival, which explores music's spiritual dimensions, Akram Khan's "Vertical Road" could not be more apposite (Oct . 23-24.