Sentence examples for more apposite quality from inspiring English sources

Because that cover is I Want You (She's So Heavy), a Beatles song Turner and Kane have been doing since their inception eight years ago that has suddenly acquired a more apposite quality.

Seldom has a title been more apposite.

Today, other rules are more apposite.

Air sickness bags would probably be more apposite.

But Mars resolved to write a more apposite song.

But if it lets bubbles expand, then comparisons with America may become more apposite.

That plaintive Shannon sweater slogan – "Save Me" – now seems all the more apposite.

An archpragmatist, prepared to win by any means, is a more apposite definition.

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

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

They have been christened the Brothers Grim, though some say the Chuckle Brothers would be more apposite.