Sentence examples for is an apposite from inspiring English sources
Explorer Paul Rose is an apposite presenter.
Fossum's Norway is an apposite setting for a long dark night of the soul.
It is an apposite question that is also the title of Yellow Days' debut album.
Winter hopes the African grey parrot is an apposite logo: "It's smart, and lives the longest of them all".
The end of ideology in British politics is an apposite phrase, yet the transformation is about more than just post-Cold War ideological consensus.
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 an apposite observation.
It's an apposite statement at the start of this election.
Burns was an apposite word for arguably English rugby's most naturally talented fly-half last season.
It was an apposite tribute to Lenny Bruce's mother, an outrageous female comic from a time when America would only accept such material from a man, and who had therefore handed it all to her son.
It was an apposite dis for Obama to deploy in a case in which the real aggrieved parties were the men's wives at home and, perhaps, some of the prostitutes, who were apparently underpaid — rather than the President himself.
