Sentence examples for is apposite to from inspiring English sources

As Cole is an art connoisseur, it is apposite to compare his book with the old masters that he has studied.

The metaphor has not only to do with the guerrilla imagery favoured by the older avant garde, but is apposite to an era that would increasingly conflate and confuse the political with the internecine and the religious.

This passage seems to betray the influence of Aristotle's Metaphysics, book 12 and here it is apposite to reiterate that the Kindi circle produced an Arabic version of that work.

Donald Regan, for example, argues that "given any two items (objects, experiences, states of affairs, whatever) sufficiently well specified so that it is apposite to inquire into their (intrinsic) value in the Moorean sense, then either one is better than the other, or the two are precisely equal in value" (Regan 1997, 129).

Given the absence of any immutable fundamental correlations between packing density and the key O&M parameters, it is apposite to review information provided by case studies and practical experience to shed light on O&M parameters for the different configurations.

The rigid use of checklists has been criticised within qualitative research and Barbour [ 34] has argued that appraisal checklists should be used flexibly and in a manner that is apposite to individual study design.

It was apposite to our situation, and it would certainly become appropriate to Rushdie's.

It seemed that West had been granted a couple of minutes by the network to pontificate about whatever he felt was apposite to the moment.

He is referring to the emotions of the saints, but the words are apposite to the reactions of a modern audience, because watching Dole or Clinton cry is voluptuously gratifying to the spectators.

In an age when education in Wales is deemed to be lagging behind that in other parts of the United Kingdom, it may be apposite to dust off the old correlation between team sport and individual achievement in the classroom.

Many of his ideas, such as the virtues of tempering oligarchy with democracy and the foolishness of a life devoted to making money, are apposite to life in the 21st century.