Sentence examples for more apposite reference from inspiring English sources

Pop would have been a more apposite reference, because Tod's pebble-soled Gommino, a basic driving shoe based on the moccasin, is the footwear equivalent of an Andy Warhol.

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.

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.

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