Sentence examples for is apropos from inspiring English sources

And what slogan is apropos?

but with Mashburn it is apropos.

The name Tryx is apropos for a couple reasons.

It's not right or wrong, but it is apropos to the times".

But then, seriousness of purpose is apropos: the last thing political comedy needs is more glibness.

This lone New York show is apropos to their latest record, "Osaka Ramones" (Good Charamel), a tribute to our boys of the Bowery.

The reference was apropos.

Listening to the circus, he added, "It's apropos".

An addendum: Excuse this plug for a colleague, but it's apropos.

Nobody said that a moment of silence in memory of the voluble mayor would be apropos.

Used to mean "pertinent" or "relevant to", now rather rare, you might say "the thought was apropos to this" or, even more quaintly, "the point was apropos".