Sentence examples for more apposite given from inspiring English sources

The former lead singer with the Go-Go's, the Californian all-girl band that wasn't the Bangles, Carlisle injected some conviction into compositions whose religious references – "Forever, amen," in "We Want The Same Thing" and the inevitable set closer "Heaven Is A Place On Earth" – couldn't have been more apposite given the location.

The call should not be the judgemental "put some clothes on", but the more apposite "give her some clothes to wear".

It's that we have learned more about Mark Zuckerberg - and the lengths he will go to to continue Facebook's questionable practices". Those opinions would appear apposite given that Facebook shares quickly bounced back to cover the initial $100 billion loss.

Marley's refrain of "Don't worry about a thing, 'cause every little thing gonna be all right" seemed apposite given athletics recent troubles with doping.

This will inform the literature and is apposite given the recent policy change in the United Kingdom towards direct access.

Daniel Sturridge was given his Christian name because of his parents' affinity with the Old Testament and the Liverpool and England forward believes it is particularly apposite, giving him strength when coping with the lions' den of his profession.

But the analogy is, sadly, more apposite than its coiner may have realised.

Shortly afterwards the second key moment could not have been more apposite.

RARELY can the original Bagehot's observation about the "dignified" and "efficient" parts of the constitution have seemed more apposite.

He had announced his candidacy in November 1985, soon after publishing his memoirs, In the Eye of the Storm - a more apposite title than he could have known.

Curators could hardly have made a more apposite choice.