Sentence examples for it's more apposite from inspiring English sources

As a coda to a distinguished career, it's more apposite than the overheated Snow White and the Huntsman; the blind dwarf Hoskins played in the latter became his final role.

The parallel with a marriage breaking up is apposite.

For a more conventional breach of protocol that Ferguson would never have countenanced, perhaps it is more apposite to look across Manchester.

If the Conservatives feel the need to attack the Labour leader personally, it would be more apposite to direct their attack against what is both real and obvious in the TV interviews: he is a dreamer who would like world peace and an end to poverty but hasn't a clue how to achieve either.

I've often mentioned a well-known joke from the last decade of the Soviet Union, but it couldn't be more apposite: Rabinovitch, a Jew, wants to emigrate.

As part of the White Light Festival, which explores music's spiritual dimensions, Akram Khan's "Vertical Road" could not be more apposite (Oct . 23-24.

Salman Rushdie's famous quip has rarely been more apposite.

As I hit the first of the 21 hairpins, it struck me that the race's name, after an Alpine groundhog, could not be more apposite.

It is a truism bordering on a tautology to note that first-person novels are all about voice, but seldom can that observation have been more apposite than in the case of Mohsin Hamid's The Reluctant Fundamentalist.

"Putting deep ecology in its place," he writes, "is to recognize that the trends it derides as "shallow" ecology might in fact be varieties of environmentalism that are more apposite, more representative and more popular in the countries of the South".

Seldom has a title been more apposite.