Sentence examples for particularly apposite from inspiring English sources

This is particularly apposite when we examine repetitions produced in naturally occurring talk.

Critical Realism is proving to be particularly apposite in the study of such processes.

At this time of financial crisis, some religious teachings seem particularly apposite.

And perhaps there is one other benefit which last month's public haranguing would make particularly apposite.

It therefore seems a particularly apposite theme tune for a meeting about to be held in that city.

But there are dangers that are particularly apposite in view of what is happening to the world economy.

The case last cited is especially apposite.

There is something peculiarly apposite about Mr. Bourne's setting.

We may mention in our article any we find particularly witty or apposite.

I still feel that he is a major writer and thinker, and I think his ideas and predictions about control systems are becoming more and more apposite, particularly in these days of mass surveillance by governments.

Barron's main agenda is the music from his album Book of Intuition, but he and his trio partners Kiyoshi Kitagawa (bass) and Johnathan Blake (drums) gave their show a piquancy typical of live jazz, particularly in the finesse of their dynamics, and the dramatic yet apposite impact of Blake's excursions into a contemporary rhythmic world very different from Barron's.