Sentence examples for for an apposite from inspiring English sources

One director who has a tin ear for an apposite soundtrack is Baz Luhrmann.

For an apposite tagline, the publicists might reasonably have nicked one of the film's more resonant lines: "Plenty of people are on to the emptiness, but it takes real guts to see the hopelessness".

For an apposite management of urban solid waste, knowledge of solid waste composition is exceptionally important [8, 9].

Is a luxury package for Eastern Electrics an apposite response to switching to own brand granola?

The illustrations and text are ensconced in whimsically curving and intersecting dotted lines that call to mind the flight trail of a bee hunting for honey -- quite an apposite image, as it happens.

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".

Fossum's Norway is an apposite setting for a long dark night of the soul.

Burns was an apposite word for arguably English rugby's most naturally talented fly-half last season.

Björk Vespertine (One Little Indian) **** £14.99 Vespertine ("occurring in the evening") is an apposite title for Björk's first studio album since 1997's Homogenic.

It was both an apposite idea for the Camp David meeting and an appropriate tribute to Ingmar Bergman, who had created this iconic image 50 years ago in his most famous movie, The Seventh Seal, and had died the previous day.

The listener is increasingly pushed towards allegorical interpretations, the simplest of which makes an apposite message for today's world: Pi subdues the potential killer without violence, co-existing through understanding and mutual respect for the other's territory.