As often at Hay, the most apposite remarks were made by members of the audience.
"Common" is perhaps not the most apposite description.
The buyer -- a most apposite one -- was the National Library of Ireland in Dublin.
Reeves - or Jim Moir as he is known off stage - searches, vainly, for the most apposite adjective.
The sentences came out perfectly formed, festooned with the most apposite literary allusions.
In that regard, the most apposite analogy is probably less Lamptey than another player born in Tema, Freddy Adu.
Swindon's Andy King said: "Once they were like sheep on the field [not the most apposite of comparisons these days].
Many Margaret Thatcher quotes will be rolled out in the coming weeks, but surely the most apposite is, "If you want something said, ask a man.
The most apposite is probably Feuerbach's 'You are what you eat', probably derived from the earlier thinker Brillat-Savarin and specially good if you speak German.
Ligon's most apposite forebear is the charismatic and elusive black conceptualist David Hammons, whose needling tactics — like setting up as a street peddler of snowballs priced according to size, outside Cooper Union, one winter day in 1983 — channel discontents of race and class without recourse to philosophizing, and without insulting past masters of art.
