As Detroit so nearly lost its 130-year-old museum, Mr Beal feels it apposite to be leaving with a show so focused on the city.
Generations of superbly trained students remember him for his apposite precision, and historians of the performing arts for the collections that he bequeathed to Harvard University.
The real passion its writers have for inventing apposite artefacts is a joy: many are literary, but certainly not all.
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".
Hence, trust is an essential and indispensable value for morally apposite sharing of health data.
For an apposite management of urban solid waste, knowledge of solid waste composition is exceptionally important [8, 9].
It is apposite, for a lot of the work deals with journeys of one kind or another, ranging from migration to or from the islands in work by Annalee Davis and Christina Leslie to the difficulties of coming out as a gay man, explored in works by O'Neil Lawrence and Lawrence Graham-Brown.
It seems apposite for the 20th century: cinema itself is the quintessential 20th century medium, and this film depicts the exponential acceleration of technology and human development, and the gradual ecological and spiritual erosion, and loss of control inherent in that.
After his energy, his eloquence - the sonorous voice, the logic, humor, the gift for apposite allusion - is his greatest political asset.
